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The "specifically defined tasks" are ultimately the same thing, though, just much smaller in scope. When you're not very good, so to speak, it's best to not cut
by randomdata 2y ago
The "specifically defined tasks" are ultimately the same thing, though, just much smaller in scope. When you're not very good, so to speak, it's best to not cut off more than you can chew. When you're new and still learning it is typical to start with baby steps that (hopefully) see you eventually work your way up to bigger and grander things.
- taeric 2y agoSorta, they are fully specified tasks that are largely in need of mechanically implementing them. Much like the work a service technician will do at your house. Designing the system and building all of the parts would be engineering tasks. Putting the parts together would not. Now, agreed in startup land junior members are responsible for design more than people ack.