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Just one note from myself. I don't think your career depends on your 'brain development' or self taught mad skills. It all comes down to gaining experiences imh
by fbnt 16y ago
Just one note from myself. I don't think your career depends on your 'brain development' or self taught mad skills. It all comes down to gaining experiences imho.
What I'm trying to say is that you shouldn't endeavour in a startup just because you like coding, and you like learning new languages and whatnot. Being a great technical person most of the times doesn't suffice.
- stretchwithme 16y agoI think you're brain is developing when you have experiences. Not all learning is technical. I didn't even mention that specifically. You can learn marketing, sales, leadership skills, project management, customer relations and qualities like tenacity and creativity at startups.