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Yes, I totally grant that this was someone experienced in this specific discipline, who was not starting from blank slate. Perhaps one reason that there are so
by khazhoux 2y ago
Yes, I totally grant that this was someone experienced in this specific discipline, who was not starting from blank slate.
Perhaps one reason that there are so many low-productivity developers is because there's not as much opportunity to specialize and hone one's skills?
- 8372049 2y agoDepends how you define opportunity. Getting really good at something is 90 % putting in a lot of hours and 10 % talent. Putting in a lot that don't pay isn't for everyone, while the really great devs will do a lot of tech work outside the job as well. (The numbers are not meant to be taken literally)