I think the most important thing is to perhaps be cognizant of your limits and strengths, and try and learn about what's out there that could be employed to sol

I think the most important thing is to perhaps be cognizant of your limits and strengths, and try and learn about what's out there that could be employed to solve problems, even if it's not you doing it. I once worked with a guy with a PhD in math, and was really impressed by some of the stuff he was able to do. On the other hand, his coding skills were not stellar, and I was able to give him a lot of advice and help in terms of improving the structure and quality of his code. Working with diverse teams is fun!