hammering things out on your own is great. That’s almost an entirely different class of learning, and it works well in the majority of cases. I am deliberately

hammering things out on your own is great. That’s almost an entirely different class of learning, and it works well in the majority of cases. I am deliberately taking this para out of context to point out how learning by "hammering things out" is something to be discouraged highly, especially to the young professionals. Sure, Advance work require breakthrough, but it cannot happen, unless you know/read/learn from your peers, in any field of work. Future of any field, is always based on the shoulders of the past work.