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I like this framing. My previous framing came from `Loonshots`, where Bahcall frames this as "Artists" (Revolutionaries) and "Soldiers" (Evolutionary). I felt t
by LaffertyDev 5y ago
I like this framing. My previous framing came from `Loonshots`, where Bahcall frames this as "Artists" (Revolutionaries) and "Soldiers" (Evolutionary). I felt that, in the context of engineering, Artist/Soldier felt dismissive against the soldier. Revolutionary/Evolutionary avoids that for the better.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/39863447-loonshots https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/39863447-loonshots
- tracerbulletx 5y agoOne mitigating thing I remember from that book is that no person is inherently classified as an "artist" or a "soldier" it's more that people can be operating in that mode depending on their current role, or even dividing time between one mode or the other depending on the circumstances.
- LaffertyDev 5y agoAgreed. I don't think switching the framework from Artist/Soldier to Revolutionary/Evolutionary detracts from the malleability.