For me, it would be asking more questions and talking more to people. At the beginning of my career I was too focused on the technical aspects, and getting the technical parts right. I was also very "proud" of doing those things on my own, and this way I missed lots of learning opportunities.
At that point, that seemed like the logical thing to do, getting the technical parts right (was also the most challenging thing to do).
But I realised talking more to people, asking more questions, or even discussing daily challenges would have been more valuable in te long run, and I could have learned more from others.
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For me, it would be asking more questions and talking more to people. At the beginning of my career I was too focused on the technical aspects, and getting the technical parts right. I was also very "proud" of doing those things on my own, and this way I missed lots of learning opportunities.
At that point, that seemed like the logical thing to do, getting the technical parts right (was also the most challenging thing to do).
But I realised talking more to people, asking more questions, or even discussing daily challenges would have been more valuable in te long run, and I could have learned more from others.