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I'd like to learn more about that, it seems relevant to my situation. Some context (I'm not implying that this applies to you): we have an (well above average)
by ggeorgovassilis 4y ago
I'd like to learn more about that, it seems relevant to my situation. Some context (I'm not implying that this applies to you): we have an (well above average) capable engineer with a hero complex. In the most difficult of situations, he'll dive in and save the day (or night) where everyone else fails. He's also the one in the team who resisted standardisation and automation the most which, in a way, lead in the past to situations where his unique skills were required.
- atemerev 4y agoYes, this looks like my case. This is why I had to quit the corporate workforce and start working as a consultant — it provides me enough novelty and suits well to my strengths. I realize that in a regular corporate environment, I can be a liability instead.
- ggeorgovassilis 4y agoThank you. Do you have advice for me how to create a more welcoming and productive work environment for my colleague? Edit: especially with respect to the automation/standardisation approach we've taken?