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That's the thing you should be working on. You should understand the system both technically (how is it architected, how does it work, what does it do) and fro
by dataminded 6y ago
That's the thing you should be working on.
You should understand the system both technically (how is it architected, how does it work, what does it do) and from a business standpoint (why does it do that? where is value derived? what is painful?).
It's hard to add value if you can't be entrepreneurial or innovative.
- TbobbyZ 6y agoHow can someone learn from a business standpoint what the software is suppose to do without anyone internally teaching them? The system is for finance and this is my first finance software job. Should I start learning finance?
- mdorazio 6y agoYes
- dataminded 6y agoYes. It is critical to your long term success that you understand the problems that you are writing code to solve, not just the code. You said that you complete things as soon as possible. Are you sure that you are understanding the problem? The solution?