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I specialize in .net too, but in a general way. i'm bad at everything. People who i work with who don't know anything about programming thinks i'm a specialist

by _blu 6y ago

I specialize in .net too, but in a general way. i'm bad at everything. People who i work with who don't know anything about programming thinks i'm a specialist for some reason. luckily i'm the only programmer in my company. I feel like a fake, because I work for a really good company.

tobyhinloopen 6y ago
“I’m bad at a lot of things” - generalist
- jack_riminton 6y ago
  "I have a hammer, where are the nails?" - specialist
- scollet 6y ago
  My friend's dad, the handyman, always said: "I may not be fast, but at least I'm not good."
maigret 6y ago
You're probably better than you think. If your company is good, it probably has a good culture and it feels there achieving great things requires not that much effort. I've felt that in good teams, big outcomes are easy, while bad teams will struggle to deliver simple projects. Also nowadays there are so many options to connect with other developers. Check the meetups (now most are virtual, so doesn't matter where you live much), or the indie hacker scene for example.