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In what sense did you take a highly focused approach? Did you identify area's where the chance of succeeding was high and worked your way from there?
by cinntaile 4y ago
In what sense did you take a highly focused approach? Did you identify area's where the chance of succeeding was high and worked your way from there?
- tomcam 4y agoYes. I read about people who were successful at business, then when I taught myself how to program I chose difficult specialties (in the 80s, when I chose assembly, embedded systems, and compiler writing) so my lack of a degree wouldn’t be a problem.
- Deritio 4y agoOn my side it would be to accept that I'm not one of the best game developers in the world and making a career in normal Business Software development. Making sure to switch companies when you hit a dead road. Always communicating to your manager what you expect. Driving the career instead of hoping you get a raise alone makes a huge difference. Or I also moved to a big city instead of staying in a small city because I knew that my chances for a career are much higher. I have not studied, and I reached 6 figures by myself and my old friends earn half of what I make (not USA) And yes I actually enjoy doing a great job slightly independent from what I do.