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> I don’t need to know how to code or shoot in 360 degrees or big rights to music, but I do need to know the very best people who can. We can't all be managers
by knappa 10y ago
> I don’t need to know how to code or shoot in 360 degrees or big rights to music, but I do need to know the very best people who can.
We can't all be managers.
> We can’t begin to imagine a career in 2020, let alone 2030.
Come on. Those are 3 and 13 years away.
- aaron-lebo 10y agoYeah, I found that kind of hilarious. Doesn't this blog post falls into a recency bias that's common with lots of things? The notion that we're in an especially chaotic world must be pretty silly for any generation that grew up under constant threat of disease, war, starvation, etc. It talks about "fake news" needing to be fought, but then advocates against factual knowledge to do so. The way you know something is fake is by having a well of knowledge to draw from. It's not just rote memorization, it's putting the pieces together, which you can't do if you just rely on Google for everything.
- ido 10y agoCome on. Those are 3 and 13 years away. Even in the supposedly fast-changing world of computing...I was working as a java programmer 13 years ago and could have very easily imagined what a career programmer would do today (surprise - pretty much the same as in 2004, tho maybe a bigger difference compared to 1994).