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So then I would assume you would also argue that hackers need to know the business side of things for the same reason - yes? Either way, you're choosing a strat
by bigtoga 18y ago
So then I would assume you would also argue that hackers need to know the business side of things for the same reason - yes? Either way, you're choosing a strategy of "Strengthen your weaknesses." There are other strategies like "Play to your strengths" that a lot of people will advocate very strongly. Personally I cannot think to advocate one and only one strategy; I think you have to fit with the dynamics at hand and go with the optimal strategy at the moment.
- aristus 18y agoI'm a generalist, so I suppose that's right. But I am saying something a little more than that. Computer Science is the first serious attempt to study process as a concept in and of itself. It's the study of how to do things, and how to learn how to do things. A lot of things in life, from business planning to washing a sinkfull of dishes, can be done better if you apply a little process analysis.