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Thank you! I agree with you on this. The reason why I am interested in this, is that in my opinion engineers must always be open to learn new things and new t
by jevgeni 10y ago
Thank you!
I agree with you on this.
The reason why I am interested in this, is that in my opinion engineers must always be open to learn new things and new tech. So, I was wondering, if it is possible to make the argument "If you stop learning or at least following the industry for X months, you are out of the game."
- Doches 10y agoIf you stop learning for a few months, do you somehow lose the ability to start learning again in the future? That seems...unlikely.
- jevgeni 10y agoI agree with you completely! I'm just gathering objective opinions to to able to argue that continous learning is an important skill for engineers to begin with. As in, you can't just finish Uni knowing intermediary programming in Java (for example) and be content with it.