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Probably more than you'd think, although they'd not be so dumb as to vocalise it as one's career depends entirely on one's percieved capabilities.
by notretarded 6y ago
Probably more than you'd think, although they'd not be so dumb as to vocalise it as one's career depends entirely on one's percieved capabilities.
- myth2018 6y agoActually at least Carmack did. Why would vocalizing that be dumb? It's actually not a matter of perceived capabilities, but of concrete results, and, in the case of those guys, there aren't plenty of room for discussion on this regard..
- enriquto 6y ago> one's career depends entirely on one's percieved capabilities This may be true in many fields, but not in science and engineering.