Slowing down and actually understanding content and how things work I feel will soon be highly prized skills. We operate with programs and things that allow us to not actually understand how things are getting done. Libraries, automation software, frameworks, etc. They are all amazing and useful but when they fail or bug out, we are often left having to try and find customer support, read forums, and deep dive tech papers in a crunch. The ones the really rise to the top, from what I've seen, are the ones that use those thing but understand how they work. When they break, these people fix or already have a work around. That's game chnager status
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Slowing down and actually understanding content and how things work I feel will soon be highly prized skills. We operate with programs and things that allow us to not actually understand how things are getting done. Libraries, automation software, frameworks, etc. They are all amazing and useful but when they fail or bug out, we are often left having to try and find customer support, read forums, and deep dive tech papers in a crunch. The ones the really rise to the top, from what I've seen, are the ones that use those thing but understand how they work. When they break, these people fix or already have a work around. That's game chnager status