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I agree. All the roles are hard to master. Why have I, in the past 5 years, learned a tremendous amount about markets, equity, accounting, law, pricing, and I
by rday 12y ago
I agree. All the roles are hard to master.
Why have I, in the past 5 years, learned a tremendous amount about markets, equity, accounting, law, pricing, and I don't even know what else. But the business masters (all of them) I've been working with still can't update a webpage?
Just one person's experience, I know. But it's still funny to me.
- crusso 12y agoI'm with you both in the fact that I started from engineering and learned about many other disciplines as I went along. Also, I'd agree that most other disciplines don't bother to learn engineering/programming. When you're an engineer, the ugly truth is that to increase your salary and opportunities, you normally need to branch out and learn other things like management and sales. When you're a good salesperson, you can reach great heights financially without worrying about how to update a web page.