Re:Senior engineers are living in the future
by adra on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @01:11PM
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Ugh, one off data points are just as often wrong as they are right. What adage they give of their success could have just as aptly worked in reverse for you. Luck/timing (aka no strong correlation to actions) is a real thing, and are all too often ignored by the winners who always reward their achievements by "hard work" (clearly working hard is often needed as well to succeed).
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Re:Senior engineers are living in the future
by ghaff on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @01:16PM
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If someone asked me "You seem pretty successful. How did you manage your career?" my story would be (other than some generalities) perhaps interesting but utterly unactionable for anyone else. And that's probably not unusual for anyone who hasn't followed a pretty conventional path.
Re:Senior engineers are living in the future
by kevinventullo on Tuesday September 13, 2022 @03:09PM
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Winners do this thing where they show the slightest interest in winning and a willingness to learn from more experienced people