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I would say that it is not about being tech savvy it is more about how their brain is wired. Some people just do not do analytical thinking: break down a comple
by tlogan 4y ago
I would say that it is not about being tech savvy it is more about how their brain is wired. Some people just do not do analytical thinking: break down a complex a task into smaller, more manageable parts and make a plan. In other words, they do not think step-by-step.
And majority of computer task require that type of thinking.
- nkrisc 4y agoI agree but I think that is why they are not technically savvy. I've seen clever, analytical people become technically savvy through necessity and exposure simply because they are an analytical thinker and the understanding came easily to them. I see it in BAs all the time who come in fresh with little technical understanding, but after a year or two working on a system they understand it almost as well as the developers who created it. Then they start making the connections to the other tech in their life and their understanding grows.
- cptskippy 4y ago> Some people just do not do analytical thinking: break down a complex a task into smaller, more manageable parts and make a plan. I would venture to say that most people do not think like this. And the people who do and the people who don't usually have a hard time communicating or understanding one another. Much of my success in my career has been acting as a liaison between technical and non-technical folks.