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> Being successful in this field doesn't require programming in your spare time I already addressed this point. > No one made a statement even remotely like t

> Being successful in this field doesn't require programming in your spare time I already addressed this point. > No one made a statement even remotely like this. This is a strawman you chose to "reply to" No. My argument was that it’s important for a new engineers to have drive and curiosity to get started. The other poster replied that this wasn’t true because “teams”. So I was checking for understanding about why this individual does not need to take their personal development seriously. > I don’t think your advice is good advice This is why I am asking questions that seem stupid to you. You don’t think someone should have strong natural interest at the beginning of their career?

BoiledCabbage 2y ago
> You don’t think someone should have strong natural interest at the beginning of their career? Again I never said nor implied that. In fact I specifically commented about how incorrect this statement was. I see your line of approach consistently appears to be rather than reply to what is posted, pick a easy statement that nobody stated and argue against that instead. I think it's not a productive use of my time continuing further discussions with you as you are unable to engage with what's actually being said. Take care.