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Getting stuck in your ways is a liability. Someone who is continuously improving, while remaining aware of the current environment, will have experience as an
by briantakita 13y ago
Getting stuck in your ways is a liability.
Someone who is continuously improving, while remaining aware of the current environment, will have experience as an asset.
Edit to your edit: You have much to learn...That's reality. Don't worry, I also have much to learn ;-)
- yukichan 13y agoYes, you have to continuously improve, and also recognize that the things you learned before may no longer apply. Always know why you have to do the things you do and when that isn't true anymore. Also I didn't understand half of what you said.
- briantakita 13y ago> also recognize that the things you learned before may no longer apply You also have to learn when the things you learned before do apply. This is important because technology is cyclic. There are a constant stream of fads that many of the less experienced engineers won't be able to see alternatives to.