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I'm a firm believer in the value of learning for learning's sake, so I don't worry if the things I am learning can be directly applied to what I am producing at
by michael_dorfman 16y ago
I'm a firm believer in the value of learning for learning's sake, so I don't worry if the things I am learning can be directly applied to what I am producing at the moment-- as long as I am producing at the moment.
What's your general situation? Self-employed? In control of your schedule? If so, why not start with 7.5 hours a day on production, and half an hour a day of research/playing. Give that a couple weeks, and adjust if necessary.
- lowglow 16y agoI work at beyond full time at a start-up cranking out code and putting out fires (~10am-7pm+). Then I come home and crank out more code on a project I'm working on (~7pm-1am+). There are just a ton of things to research/play nowadays. I feel like I'm constantly playing catch-up with things I need and want to know. Do people get to play with new tech at work? Should I be pushing for more hours to try something new at work?