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The whole concept of 'got noticed' runs entirely contrary to the notion of merit, to an absurd degree in tech. One does not hope to get noticed - they strive t
by ANewFormation 2y ago
The whole concept of 'got noticed' runs entirely contrary to the notion of merit, to an absurd degree in tech.
One does not hope to get noticed - they strive to excel on their own or by bringing others in to help them.
Your merit is not what you might achieve, but what you do achieve.
- intended 2y agoReally? We're rational here, which is pretty much meant to be the hallmark of techies. > The whole concept of 'got noticed' runs entirely contrary to the notion of merit, to an absurd degree in tech. >Your merit is not what you might achieve, but what you do achieve. Taking it seriously, I can see several situations where these rules do not hold true. However, that may be me reading in factors you exclude for the purposes of your point. So let me turn it to you - can you consider circumstances where these statements wouldn't hold true? Or are they absolute in your eyes? If they are absolute, I would definitely want to understand your defintions, since I can conceive of many obvious cases where these points are violated. But since they are obvious, I am assuming you haven't overlooked them in the way you envision things.