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People with strong opinions usually don't know enough in their field. (Mount stupid) There's no one perfect tool/solution. It's always tradeoffs. People are obsessed promoting their favourite tool/framework etc.. Eventually you realize it's more about the patterns behind them, not the individual solution.
I do find working with some technologies or languages a lot more pleasant than others. JavaScript based work is always a pain in the arse.
You can always be replaced.
When a company uses the word "family" to describe themselves, run for the hills!
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Having worked filling shelves in a supermarket, I disagree that it applies to every field.
Having dated someone who specialised in developing and enforcing visual merchandising guidelines for an international cosmetics brand, I have to suggest that it just might.
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Not only that, but the incredible depth of pretty much every field. Not every practitioner dives deep, but the masters of any job leave me speechless.
Having worked filling shelves in a supermarket, I disagree that it applies to every field.
I'm sure you could measure it financially, and that a nicely done shelf stock makes more money than a poorly done one.
How almost no one understands that simply trading your time as units for money is ridiculous.
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Not only that, but the incredible depth of pretty much every field. Not every practitioner dives deep, but the masters of any job leave me speechless.
Having worked filling shelves in a supermarket, I disagree that it applies to every field.