While I generally agree with this sentiment I’ve been concerned that this also sends the wrong message to boot camp grads about just how much they have to learn still. I’m not saying that means you need to grind every night, but if you aren’t working to improve your skills at that junior level you aren’t doing yourself any favors in the job market.
So my bottom line is YES, let’s encourage balance but let’s be really careful not to give the impression that there isn’t a whole lot more work and learning to do as our careers develop.
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While I generally agree with this sentiment I’ve been concerned that this also sends the wrong message to boot camp grads about just how much they have to learn still. I’m not saying that means you need to grind every night, but if you aren’t working to improve your skills at that junior level you aren’t doing yourself any favors in the job market.
So my bottom line is YES, let’s encourage balance but let’s be really careful not to give the impression that there isn’t a whole lot more work and learning to do as our careers develop.