I too fall under the same disease. I just keep digging the hole I'm in deeper, or stay drowned until the last moment where I reach out for help. And suddenly WHAM! I explain my own solution to my problem and I go and try it out. You know the outcome.
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I just learn that when working with teammates, I just need to borrow their minds a moment and bounce ideas or explain problems that i may or may not understand.
Keep trying with different people, until you have to put this issue on a backburner and bargain for a simpler solution. Then you call it V1 :p
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I too fall under the same disease. I just keep digging the hole I'm in deeper, or stay drowned until the last moment where I reach out for help. And suddenly WHAM! I explain my own solution to my problem and I go and try it out. You know the outcome.
100% can relate! So what do you do now to overcome this?
I just learn that when working with teammates, I just need to borrow their minds a moment and bounce ideas or explain problems that i may or may not understand.
Keep trying with different people, until you have to put this issue on a backburner and bargain for a simpler solution. Then you call it V1 :p
Ah yes, that's the nice part working in a team. I work mostly alone, so I tend to message my coding friends for help too.