Re:The Limits of Expertise
by EADGBE on Thursday June 14, 2018 @03:47PM
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All hail general-ism!
It works well for most things.
Around the house, I generally have an idea of how to fix things. I only know enough to know when I should call an expert. It saves a ton of money.
I'd like to consider myself a generalist web developer too, able to build infrastructure from the ground up, set up the DB, Get a backend API, get some pages going, etc. I won't pretend I know more about Angular/Java/MySQL/CI than you. But I'm open to how experts do this stuff. I just like learning, and I enjoy grasping the big concepts more than the minute stuff.
I'm really going places, I tell you. I've got upper management written all over me.
It works well for most things.
Around the house, I generally have an idea of how to fix things. I only know enough to know when I should call an expert. It saves a ton of money.
I'd like to consider myself a generalist web developer too, able to build infrastructure from the ground up, set up the DB, Get a backend API, get some pages going, etc. I won't pretend I know more about Angular/Java/MySQL/CI than you. But I'm open to how experts do this stuff. I just like learning, and I enjoy grasping the big concepts more than the minute stuff.
I'm really going places, I tell you. I've got upper management written all over me.