By ochronus
via blog.mostof.it
Published: Feb 27 2010 / 10:09
Everyone wants to be good in what he’s doing – that’s human nature, that’s how we’re raised. The key is constant improvement without being disappointed by small failures and bumps on the way. In the last 10 years I’ve been working as a developer and I feel I’ve learnt a lot of valuable lessons – many of which can be applied to other areas of life and work. Let me share my lessons with you, dear reader.
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