Sustaining in career
Take examples from life sciences. Look at things like a trained botanist looks at things in a forest. With that perspective, a forest transforms from an idyllic little haven to a savage battlefield. Trees would fight their enemies with ruthless efficiency for every square inch of precious access to the sun. Bushes would be relegated to the leftovers, and moss and grass on the forest floor are forced to subsist on even less sunlight than that. Young, light-green plants would tirelessly invade the territory of their older, dark-green rivals, never ceasing the effort to starve them of energy. Seeds and spores would invent ingenious mechanisms to cover a wider and wider area than their opponents.
Tags
- Catching up with technology
- Dealing with Agile methodology
- IT skills to learn to sustain in the field
- Lessons to think about outside of work
- Making sure that we would have a job when we get old
- Obsession with DS and algorithms
- Occupational Hazards Of Software Engineers
- What does a good job mean?
- What Can I Do to Understand Current Trends and Skills In-Demand So I Don’t Become Obsolete?