American educated CS folks heed my words. Don’t try to be heroic, don’t over do things. Just complete the tickets or tasks given to you, only do more if you excel at that.
I am seeing too many local US programmers who make a fool of themselves in larger meetings by doing extra things and messing everything up. Do extra only if you’re confident it adds value and is easy to explain.
Good soldiers follow orders…
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r/cscareerquestions American educated CS folks heed my words. Don’t try to be heroic, don’t over do things. Just complete the tickets or tasks given to you, only do more if you excel at that. I am seeing too many local US programmers who make a fool of themselves in larger meetings by doing extra things and messing everything up. Do extra only if you’re confident it adds value and is easy to explain. Good soldiers follow orders… submitted by /u/Few_Safety_2532 [link] [comments]
American educated CS folks heed my words. Don’t try to be heroic, don’t over do things. Just complete the tickets or tasks given to you, only do more if you excel at that.
I am seeing too many local US programmers who make a fool of themselves in larger meetings by doing extra things and messing everything up. Do extra only if you’re confident it adds value and is easy to explain.
Good soldiers follow orders…
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