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My current tendency is " | My current tendency is "Strive for excellence" but not decided yet. Looking for more arguments or counter arguments--[[User:PirateCaptain|PirateCaptain]] ([[User talk:PirateCaptain|talk]]) 11:12, 11 January 2023 (UTC) | ||
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'''Magaly:''' | '''<u>Magaly:</u>''' | ||
I vote for the new "continuous improvement", I think it will feel more welcoming for all kind of people that would want to join. | I vote for the new "continuous improvement", I think it will feel more welcoming for all kind of people that would want to join. | ||
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Is not that I think "strive for excellence" is bad, or that we should not try to be great and produce high quality in our work. My worry is more in how it is perceived. | Is not that I think "strive for excellence" is bad, or that we should not try to be great and produce high quality in our work. My worry is more in how it is perceived. | ||
'''<u>Moritz:</u>''' | |||
I changed my mind and am now again leaning towards strive for excellence. The main reason is that one could make continuous improvements over time but never become very good as excellence or mastery is not clearly targeted. Therefore choosing a field in which excellence can be achieved and pursing that field seems imperative to me. | |||