@SCH_Clay@c0nst doing content online, showing what you do and even how you do it is cool. helping others is cool. personal branding is cool. but i'd never willingly share revenue or rev/head or gross margin or anything like that on a business i still operate. unwise
@jonathan_sessa@c0nst no doubt you're killing the game and content is a big part of that. but sharing #'s eventually attracts the wrong kind of attention. Unless part of your reindustrialization goals is to get others to do the same, which is cool if that's a goal.
@c0nst i get that VC's need to toot their horns from time to time to stay relevant. but regular joe schmo's in a good niche need to stfu and keep their heads down, there's no benefit to bragging online other than stroking their ego. tons of downside tho
you're right in that a lot of the results have hard numbers on them, which gives the facade of YES/NO or PASS/FAIL certainty. But the subjectivity, challenge and beauty of engineering is upstream of actually doing the work - deliberating on what to optimize for, defining the requirements, etc. which is typically a moving target with insufficient information and a stationary deadline.
@redbullfuturist@stefan_salaices i guess they haven't changed that rule yet. when i was a junior i kept telling the foreman that it was for a "senior design project" and that "i couldn't remember my professor's name" lmao. then i got kicked out :-/