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Continuous learning is a fundamental part of the job. Some of the answers here focus on stable tech stacks but in reality even if you spend your entire career u
by s1t5 6y ago
Continuous learning is a fundamental part of the job. Some of the answers here focus on stable tech stacks but in reality even if you spend your entire career using the same tools, you still need to be continuously learning new things within that stack just to keep up.
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- trelokas 6y agoThat's a good point, but I believe there is a subtle difference between different kinds of continuous learning. On the one hand, you have the goal of mastering a stable tech stack throughout your career. On the other hand, there are those jobs where you have to continuously keep up with changes in the field that could require skills in a completely new stack. In the first kind of continuous learning you get more value out of your experience. In the second kind, I wouldn't say none at all, but certainly less than the first.