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The real value comes from learning about both, so that you can maximise the "surface area" of where solutions meet problems. When you don't understand the prob
by blowski 6y ago
The real value comes from learning about both, so that you can maximise the "surface area" of where solutions meet problems.
When you don't understand the problem, you tend to over-engineer with a lot of technology not actually delivering any value. But if you don't understand the solutions, you under-engineer - this is how organisations end up running an ERP through WordPress.
Instead of learning lots about problems, learn about how to listen so you can quickly understand problems.
- potatoman22 6y agoWhat's a good way to learn to listen?
- blowski 6y agoRead/listen/watch long form content about something you don't understand very well, and attempt to summarise it. Share your notes with someone else, and see if they understand. Look for "active listening" skills.