> Not a programmer? It’s cool. Be good at something. If you’re awesome at making pitch decks for your boss, spend a weekend making a killer pitch deck about you

> Not a programmer? It’s cool. Be good at something. If you’re awesome at making pitch decks for your boss, spend a weekend making a killer pitch deck about your own idea. This is great advice. While it's important to push your limits and learn new skills -- hacker culture often looks very favorably on jacks-of-all-trades, or "learning to build x" with no prior experience -- it's also important to know exactly what you can bring to the table, and then deliver quality work, in whatever it is you do best.