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Have confidence in what you do. When you're starting something new - a new company, a new role, a new technology - you'll often find yourself wondering if you'r
by clay_to_n 10y ago
Have confidence in what you do. When you're starting something new - a new company, a new role, a new technology - you'll often find yourself wondering if you're doing it normally, or correctly, or the best way.
It's good and normal to ask people who might know, or research the answer. But sometimes the quickest way to learn is doing the thing naively, and then asking yourself what worked and what didn't.
Don't let your own second-guessing remove your confidence in what you're doing, or slow you down to the point of inaction.