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How do you sell yourself as the best when you don’t have what it takes to back it up? Just backing it up with BS is going to backfire and the alternative, to st
by grugagag 4y ago
How do you sell yourself as the best when you don’t have what it takes to back it up? Just backing it up with BS is going to backfire and the alternative, to stick the nose into brown holes and continue the BS is really not for many of us…
- bdcravens 4y agoBS just at the edge of your comfort zone. As in, I don't know it yet, but know enough terminology to talk the talk and need no more than 30 days to walk the walk. If you've made a lifestyle out of learning, this shouldn't be a problem.
- grugagag 4y agoOh well, that’s just business as usual. The BS part is not disclosing one needs documentation and a bit of time is unfortunately quite the norm. I find that part pathological as far as industry goes. One should not need to resort to BS to get their work done.
- danwee 4y ago> How do you sell yourself as the best when you don’t have what it takes to back it up? Obviously you need some sort of knowledge to do so. But I think it's not much what you need. OP has already 6+ years of working experience, so imho he has probably accumulated quite a lot of knowledge in whatever field he has worked on. On top of that add the usual BS jargon to patch the zones where you don't have a lot of practical experience yet. That's a good combo.