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It’s not that hard to be in the top 10% of your field

47 点作者 victorronin将近 4 年前

7 条评论

criticaltinker将近 4 年前
Certainly a nice positive message, and there&#x27;s no doubt that consistency and discipline can take you very far. &quot;Slow and steady wins the race&quot; is a mantra we&#x27;ve all heard before.<p>But it really depends what &quot;your field&quot; is, and how old you are. For example, good luck pivoting mid-career from software engineering to professional hockey.<p>Also, &quot;not that hard&quot; means different things to each of us. Some people are so passionate about their hobbies that giving them up to be in the top 10% (according to whatever metric) is not even close to an attractive tradeoff.<p>In life we all have a trajectory determined by our genetics, environment, childhood, and life decisions. Don&#x27;t let that limit your imagination and ambition. But you&#x27;d be foolish to believe the laws of physics don&#x27;t apply to you.
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etempleton将近 4 年前
“If you no longer go for a gap that exists, you are no longer a racing driver” -Ayrton Senna<p>When you are growing in your career go for the gaps in work that develop. Even and especially the work no one else wants.
lethologica将近 4 年前
I was hoping for more quantitative analysis. All this boils down to is do your work, go a little bit further, and be curious. Where I work, that’s just the baseline for getting into the company.
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mewpmewp2将近 4 年前
Doing what you don&#x27;t want to do, is hard though.
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haihaibye将近 4 年前
Sturgeon&#x27;s law says &quot;90% of everything is crap&quot;<p>So to be in the top 10% - just don&#x27;t be crap.
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SMAAART将近 4 年前
The Pareto&#x27;s principles is the result of applying the 10,000 hours principle.
jokethrowaway将近 4 年前
It&#x27;s not that hard just for 10% of the people.