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Or you could simply live your life doing whatever you love. I love learning new things, I love programming and I consider myself a "programmer" (as a painter co
by enrmarc 12y ago
Or you could simply live your life doing whatever you love. I love learning new things, I love programming and I consider myself a "programmer" (as a painter considered himself a painter). I don't care if I make more money being "a business person who have a lot of contacts and create business value". If you like that, ok go for it. I prefer stay here, in the other side, reading a book.
"Add revenue. Reduce costs. Those are your only goals." Well, if those were my only goals, what a sad life don't you think?
- vehementi 12y agoYes, luckily what you quoted has context and he's talking about how you market yourself within an org or to future employers. I didn't take away that those should be your only goals in life and that you should abstain from relationships & leisure. How did you come to that interpretation?
- seanflyon 12y ago"Add revenue. Reduce costs." needs to be balanced not only with relationship and leisure but also other goals in the workplace such as solve interesting problems and learn new things. I understand that as a business my employer may not care how interesting my work is, but I do care.