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If that is how 20% is defined I think it's not that helpful - wasn't the idea to have that be the opportunity to create new things and actively encourage to pro
by kerng 7y ago
If that is how 20% is defined I think it's not that helpful - wasn't the idea to have that be the opportunity to create new things and actively encourage to progress faster in your career?
- dman 7y agoExecuting well on your job is a much safer bet career wise to progress since you are working by definition on things that already have institutional buy in. For a 20% project you have to create institutional buy in - ie it is possible but a fair amount of work and a non zero chance that it might not go anywhere.