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Serhii Shtyka • 3rd+ Project manager / Business Analyst 5d. + Follow The most efficient programmer I've ever known was using illegal substances. He completed three times as many tasks as the rest of the team. The best algorithm specialist had no ability to work in a team. His sense of self-importance was off the charts. The best administrator rarely bathed, and his house was a mess. Female colleagues complained about his odor. The top managers held a meeting to address the issue, but it didn't help. The best programmer, who could write in any programming language, was a notorious womanizer and alcoholic. He only worked at night. But I can't recall a single problem he couldn't solve. There was also a great support engineer I knew who left to join a monastery and became a monk (yes, really). And a talented designer who didn't know how to organize files on his computer. He kept thousands of files in the root directory of his "C" drive. (Yes, files - this was before Figma existed.) I could count on these people in the most difficult situations. Working with them was easy. The takeaway: You can't change a grown person. You can't change their character or bad habits. HR managers and supervisors often try to, using strategies from leadership training, ect. But it never works. 107 22 comments • 4 reposts

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Serhii Shtyka • 3rd+ Project manager / Business Analyst 5d. + Follow The most efficient programmer I've ever known was using illegal substances. He completed three times as many tasks as the rest of the team. The best algorithm specialist had no ability to work in a team. His sense of self-importance was off the charts. The best administrator rarely bathed, and his house was a mess. Female colleagues complained about his odor. The top managers held a meeting to address the issue, but it didn't help. The best programmer, who could write in any programming language, was a notorious womanizer and alcoholic. He only worked at night. But I can't recall a single problem he couldn't solve. There was also a great support engineer I knew who left to join a monastery and became a monk (yes, really). And a talented designer who didn't know how to organize files on his computer. He kept thousands of files in the root directory of his "C" drive. (Yes, files - this was before Figma existed.) I could count on these people in the most difficult situations. Working with them was easy. The takeaway: You can't change a grown person. You can't change their character or bad habits. HR managers and supervisors often try to, using strategies from leadership training, ect. But it never works. 107 22 comments • 4 reposts

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