If it's very major, the company pays for training or for another person embedded in our team to coach us through the new tech.
Otherwise if I'm on my own, I go through plural sight to learn the basics then look for tutorials to apply some simple code, and then I enhance my knowledge by applying some simple enhancements. If I find myself stuck, I either Google or seek a colleague's help, or if I'm at a dead end, I escalate to my manager that I need further help from an experienced resource.
Outside of work, I do the same thing as above minus escalating to a manager. I don't have the resources to "hire" an experienced person to walk me through it. ๐
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Yeah, like multiple times per year๐
If it's very major, the company pays for training or for another person embedded in our team to coach us through the new tech.
Otherwise if I'm on my own, I go through plural sight to learn the basics then look for tutorials to apply some simple code, and then I enhance my knowledge by applying some simple enhancements. If I find myself stuck, I either Google or seek a colleague's help, or if I'm at a dead end, I escalate to my manager that I need further help from an experienced resource.
Outside of work, I do the same thing as above minus escalating to a manager. I don't have the resources to "hire" an experienced person to walk me through it. ๐