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It's not just in technology. This applies to any field that does not require sociability to succeed. I think it's about balance. The time one spends learning a
by badrabbit 7y ago
It's not just in technology. This applies to any field that does not require sociability to succeed.
I think it's about balance. The time one spends learning a new programming language,system,etc... Could also be spent learning sociability and social skills.
In my experience,someone is a better programmer because they invested more time into it.
I think it's possible,but very hard to strike a good balance.