Re:Things Many People Find Too Obvious to Have Told You Already
by macawfish on Friday December 01, 2017 @05:38PM
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Right. And believe me, I'm not the pinnacle of professionalism, but I have core values of respect and a motivation to do work that people find valuable. Last time I checked they are pretty well intact. I believe this person mistook specialism and accolades for professionalism.
Re:Things Many People Find Too Obvious to Have Told You Already
by majormajor on Friday December 01, 2017 @05:49PM
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I think there's a difference of terms. Wanting to work 20-40 hours a month on stuff you like instead of "giving into a job" sounds pretty far from what most people are going to consider "a professional" (you work on what the job needs at the present, with standard hours, that they pay for).
Re:Things Many People Find Too Obvious to Have Told You Already
by mattgreenrocks on Saturday December 02, 2017 @09:29AM
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This explains why everyone in tech fights over space on the latest bandwagon every time no matter how astoundingly mediocre the latest thing is.
Yeah, thats part of the pattern. Generalists often do not appear as professional as specialists (which does not mean that everybody who looks unprofessional is a generalist).