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Maybe I’m just young, but what field that you work in that you feel it’s worth investing in preventing the need to stay up to date? In my field, I find myself n
by _vertigo 4y ago
Maybe I’m just young, but what field that you work in that you feel it’s worth investing in preventing the need to stay up to date? In my field, I find myself needing to learn so much every week that the idea of learning a new IDE or something every 3 years seems like a drop on the bucket.
I’d argue that rather than resisting change you should embrace it - future-proofing oneself means adopting new technologies proactively and staying ahead of the curve to avoid being left behind, not finding the magical set of tools than won’t ever become obsolete.
- faeriechangling 4y agoThe issue is that with age your capacity to learn drops precipitously and you have to learn more and more on what you've already known, so there's great value in strategising your learning to build some skills that will be relevant in your later working years.