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Aim for the top. Go for the very best companies (Google), learn everything you can, then build something to call your own. In the meantime... > I commit at le
by rmsaksida 12y ago
Aim for the top. Go for the very best companies (Google), learn everything you can, then build something to call your own.
In the meantime...
> I commit at least 20 times a day while my co-workers commit 2 times per week
Commit 1 time a day (5 per week), use the rest of your time to develop personal projects which will look good on your CV. You'll keep outdoing your co-workers but also make something for yourself.
- zerr 12y agoI tend to think that you have a more chance to learn something in smaller companies, where it is more likely that your role is vital, compared to being a cog in the wheel of some monstrous organization.