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As someone who switched majors and became programmer, I experienced a great example of this when I first started programming. Starting out, if I spent a whole
by 3a2d29 5y ago
As someone who switched majors and became programmer, I experienced a great example of this when I first started programming.
Starting out, if I spent a whole day thinking over a problem or writing code that I ultimately had to scrap, I would tell people I got nothing done that day and it was a waste.
Now if I do that, I see if as the necessary troubleshooting that all must go through to solve the problem.
- dsego 5y agoThinking over a problem is valid work. The feedback is usually to timebox it or get someone 1:1 to help out if it feels like wasting time. Maybe something wasn't well defined or planned, otherwise it's no updates, no blockers.