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Many managers believe that learning is something that you should do on your own time. Even when "learning" boils down to memorizing idiosyncrasies of some frame
by gambler 7y ago
Many managers believe that learning is something that you should do on your own time. Even when "learning" boils down to memorizing idiosyncrasies of some framework/protocol/micro-controller they force you to use.
- bagacrap 7y agoHow is this possible? I'm often asked to do something I don't know how to do. Figuring it out ("learning") is part of the process of accomplishing. I don't know how you can separate learning from doing.
- Ajedi32 7y agoYeah, I don't understand that either. As a developer, learning is my job. Writing code that I already possess all the prerequisite knowledge to write requires almost no time at all, so 99% of my time is necessarily going to be spent learning how to do things I don't already know how to do. If I had to wait until I got home to learn those new skills, I'd never get any non-trivial amount of work done.