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Sort of. The premise "rewards shall pass unto those who solve difficult problems" isn't neutralized by "rewards shall also pass unto the barely competent who c
by brianmcc 5y ago
Sort of.
The premise "rewards shall pass unto those who solve difficult problems" isn't neutralized by "rewards shall also pass unto the barely competent who can wing an interview in the correct trendy tech stack", or by the fact that solutions to solve everyday things like messaging are sadly so widely pretty mediocre.
Maybe it's wishful thinking but I'd like to think rewards more munificent in nature shall still pass unto those getting stuck right into the super tricky stuff...
- lmm 5y agoMeh. IMO we have bigger problems due to the protestant work ethic and a kind of performative (almost macho) desire to do things the hard way than we have from a lack of raw talent. I hope those with the courage to do something easy and get mocked for it ("three kids and an iguana" indeed) are rewarded.