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If you're actually D tier, and you're good at Factorio, why are you a D tier? You clearly have the mindset for problem-solving. What is holding you back?
by MPSimmons 6y ago
If you're actually D tier, and you're good at Factorio, why are you a D tier? You clearly have the mindset for problem-solving. What is holding you back?
- thomastjeffery 6y agoIf GP had the answer to that, they wouldn't likely be held back.
- mywittyname 6y agoSoftware development as a career is a lot more than just learning, design, applying logic. We still have to manage projects at a people/organizational level, interact with team members with various backgrounds, understand what people are asking of you. There's a lot to being a successful developer that is probably so easy for many individuals that they might not consider that a person might be IQ smart, but unable to handle such a task at a professional level. I'm in a similar boat to the the GP: I do really well on logic tests and programming challenges, but I struggle with the the soft skills necessary to be a good team member.
- krainboltgreene 6y ago> you're good at Factorio, why are you a D tier Because these actually have very little in relation.
- bryan_w 6y agoThere are very few off by one errors opportunities in factorio
- Workaccount2 6y agoI'm not a programmer, I only know enough C to do simple embedded micro designs. Electronics is my jam, so I probably could get much better if I took the time.