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> try stuff you don't already know how to do I've seen this used as justification for implementation of shiny third-party things that were both a fundamentally
by windows2020 4y ago
> try stuff you don't already know how to do
I've seen this used as justification for implementation of shiny third-party things that were both a fundamentally unfit solution and permitted those pushing it to avoid understanding the root cause of their current problems.
- hamandcheese 4y agoThere’s a fine line, but I don’t think that is what GP is talking about. Chasing the new shiny unnecessarily vs learning a new tool when required/necessary. Plenty of people do the former, and plenty of people also resist the latter (vehemently so, in many cases).
- skrtskrt 4y agoI see this more of the quality where you can dive into something you don’t already know how to do with confidence that you can come out the other side. A lot of people are just really scared of what they don’t know, and don’t even give themselves a chance to self-teach or expand their skills