Definitely reminds me of the 70/30/10 model[1] for learning. It's amazing what you can pick up when you are given a problem and need to solve it. I continue to

Definitely reminds me of the 70/30/10 model[1] for learning. It's amazing what you can pick up when you are given a problem and need to solve it. I continue to learn a ton from work and from personal side projects. Being given a ambiguous problem and then going through the process of breaking it down into smaller solvable problems was a big thing for me. I realized that being an expert in something isn't necessarily being able to regurgitate something from memory but is having a lot of experience to recognize patterns. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/70/20/10_Model http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/70/20/10_Model