Garbage In Garbage Out: The Crypto Space
Wisdom Patrick
One notable thing about how the computer works is the GIGO principle, otherwise known as Garbage In Garbage Out principle; this means that what you put in is what you get as your end result (even in cases were you get more or less, the only happened because you first put in something). It cannot be overemphasized that this principle cuts across all areas in life, from education, to marriage, to business, and even in our health; everything works in a cycle.
On seeing this, you must have probably thought about jus buying and selling cryptocurrency, and also think about the Forex market works and all of that. In as much as that is true, here we’ll be taking a toll on how to attract customers to yourself in the crypto space; good thing is, this will not only be useful in the crypto space,but also in business generally (this is business isn’t it ?).
What should you put in ?
It’s very simple you know, it’s called value. Value is what makes people different in the an organisation and in business today. It is what makes a newbie bypass the ancient in an establishment to the top and leave them hanging in the tread. When looking for a job firs off ask yourself a simple question of:
What can I Offer:
You do not expect to be paid for a job (crypto or physical), if you have nothing to offer the establishment or project. You need to offer something to get something back in return; sometimes it’s an idea, sometimes it’s sales, and the list goes on and on and is endless. You don’t need to be the owner of the business you know, this shows that you have empathy and it puts you in a position of trust before your employer.
What am I being offered ?
What are you going to get in return ? What is the stakes like ? It might sound selfish, but then we are dealing with Gigo here; so it would be unfair to deal with the “in” and leave the “out”. Think of the consequence of what you’re doing if it’s worth. In some cases, you might be underpaid, but you might have to go through with the future benefits.
The point of all these is that you weigh your odds before you go ahead; be sure you can meet the target, and be sure you’ll get you ought to. The worst thing to do is to work grumbling, because this will playout in your work (whatever it is).
