This is a bit like impostor syndrome. I consider myself an expert frontend developer with now close to three decades of experience, because I never stopped learning and I never stopped asking questions. Even an expert cannot know everything.
Also, I would say that an expert is basically someone who asked first and learned faster than most everyone else.
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Yes it's very close to that.
But almost from another persons perspective, at least that's my feeling around this topic.
It's almost societies image, oh you're a senior, you must know everything, or we'll shame you.
Of course it's not that black and white, but I know many people that experience this, and it's wrong.
You are right, if you never stop learning you are doing your absolute best to becoming your best self.
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This is a bit like impostor syndrome. I consider myself an expert frontend developer with now close to three decades of experience, because I never stopped learning and I never stopped asking questions. Even an expert cannot know everything.
Also, I would say that an expert is basically someone who asked first and learned faster than most everyone else.
Always be learning, thats the way to do it.
Yes it's very close to that.
But almost from another persons perspective, at least that's my feeling around this topic.
It's almost societies image, oh you're a senior, you must know everything, or we'll shame you.
Of course it's not that black and white, but I know many people that experience this, and it's wrong.
You are right, if you never stop learning you are doing your absolute best to becoming your best self.