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I am the OP. Failing would be - not being able to do it on their own.

• noman-land 4y ago
  I wouldn't consider this as failing. This is why we work on teams, so people can help each other and fill in each other's knowledge gaps.
  • wreath 4y ago
    At what point would you consider it a failure when an individual contributor cannot deliver work autonomously and constantly has to rely on his colleagues to any task. I'm not talking about clarifying questions or "hey i got stuck after doing XYZ and need some help" type of situation.
• s1k3 4y ago
  In that case I’ve never failed. This is not a value judgement around my work or what I deliver. Only that I’ve never had a thing with which I couldn’t figure it out and deliver it (eventually)
• deeteecee 4y ago
  I wouldn't consider this a failure. Delaying a project by not communicating this would be a failure.