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Judging on your comment, I'm beginning to realize that compared to those business perspectives, I simply want to move too fast. Based on my own experience, in
by melvinroest 7y ago
Judging on your comment, I'm beginning to realize that compared to those business perspectives, I simply want to move too fast.
Based on my own experience, in most cases when I tried to move too fast things went fine. And sometimes they went horribly wrong (but since other times it went fine on average it was always pretty good). So there's a bit of risk involved.
What happened in the world for people not daring to take risk?
But alright, I'll build a nice looking CRUD app. I suppose I should build it in at least 5 languages, because if you can do it NodeJS that doesn't mean that people trust you to be able to do it in C#.
- BrentOzar 7y ago> What happened in the world for people not daring to take risk? If you're a real risk-taker, you don't apply for a job working for someone else. You go build something and blaze your own path. Companies usually value predictability over risk-taking. You'll learn that lesson once your own assets are at stake: you'll likely hire someone to execute on what you want, rather than someone who "takes risks" and does their own thing.
- melvinroest 7y agoThat actually makes sense. My assets have never been at stake, not really anyway. I'll try to think more about that mindset.