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Definitely agree with 3. a lot. One thing I find with juniors is that they always want the right decision to be given to them, yet, it's important to do self di
by racl101 6y ago
Definitely agree with 3. a lot. One thing I find with juniors is that they always want the right decision to be given to them, yet, it's important to do self discovery.
Sometimes people think that getting inexperienced people to try and help themselves is simply because the experienced don't want to be bothered or are being lazy.
But that's not the case at all.
At some point it's important to make a choice, any choice instead of being paralyzed and do nothing but wait until an experienced person tells you what to do.
I mean, that's the key of being experienced. Having been there before, having made the mistake and learning from the poor choice.
- munchbunny 6y agoAt some point it's important to make a choice, any choice instead of being paralyzed and do nothing but wait until an experienced person tells you what to do. Totally agree with this. Part of a senior person's job is being the safety net for a junior person when the decision is bad, but the decision itself is unimportant to the pedagogical process. It's getting practice investigating and making thoughtful decisions that matters.