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I work on self-driving flying cars, and I can assure you that the R&D phase includes work that _is_ as glamorous as it sounds, but there are also a ton of i's t
by Mageek 6y ago
I work on self-driving flying cars, and I can assure you that the R&D phase includes work that _is_ as glamorous as it sounds, but there are also a ton of i's to dot and t's to cross. The very nature of building a usable product requires reliability, and reliability requires extensively covering all cases. Systematically going through everything is a lot of work.
The best advice that I can give is to seek joy in solving the "industry" version of your project (the joy of producing a truly reliable product - reliability is really hard), and/or to pursue your passions in side projects.
- bro-coli 6y ago> the R&D phase includes work that _is_ as glamorous as it sounds Could you elaborate on the type of work that goes on? How does one get to such interesting work? Does it typically involve minimally a PhD? (Asking as someone just beginning their career.)