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It often feels like I know too little for my role. For example, in distributed systems, in networking, in computer science, even in my main programming language
by dondraper36 5y ago
It often feels like I know too little for my role. For example, in distributed systems, in networking, in computer science, even in my main programming language. And that results in a strange feeling of guilt for doing something unproductive.
- cassianoleal 5y ago> It often feels like I know too little for my role. That's a very strong sign of impostor syndrome. Nobody knows everything. Be curious and inquisitive, but try not to obsess.
- openknot 5y agoYou can try to learn about topics that can help you with your role, but aren't directly related to your specialized field. Examples of skills to develop include writing, public speaking, and negotiation. Outside of business, you can consider learning how to cook a great meal, or learn a martial art for recreation and mastery.
- ipaddr 5y agoJust remember while you are watching that movie your brain is subconsciously working on problems for your work. By watching a movie you are still working.