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Better to know how all the pieces work together even if just a bit, your overall decisions will work better with the entire program as a whole. Also I think ou
by Jemmeh 9y ago
Better to know how all the pieces work together even if just a bit, your overall decisions will work better with the entire program as a whole.
Also I think our job is often just 75% "here's a bunch of information, figure it out" so it doesn't matter what the material is because you're constantly seeing new stuff. Know a lot about a little, and a little about a lot. It's good to have a focus on something but you should be able to navigate every step of the process, even if more slowly than the person who usually does it.