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"Truly great work is often a result of consistent professionalism combined with ridiculous productivity." I totally agree. In my experience, the HV people the
by ArbitraryLimits 15y ago
"Truly great work is often a result of consistent professionalism combined with ridiculous productivity."
I totally agree. In my experience, the HV people the grandparent post refers to are capable of lots of "professionalism" but only when they care about their projects. The difference is how productive they are when they have to work on something they aren't passionate about.
- michaelochurch 15y agoSomething they aren't passionate about, or something that bores them? There's a difference. Less than 5% of projects inspire passion for me, but there's a wide middle of projects that I don't love but will enjoy moderately and do well. Like I said, I'm "middle-variance". I swing between 4 (minimal acceptable) and 8 (max. sustainable). I can keep a 6+ going when I'm not passionate about a project but don't mind doing it, especially if I can see it leading to something better in the future.