Risk taking in the field... Is it worth it?

I have known some risk-takers in the field of industrial technology. It usually happens during troubleshooting or system modification and I admit that in some in instances, i have been one of those risk-takers. But i tell, i usually do that when i have no experience in a particular area of the industry but got a backing up theory learned somewhere while reading technicals and adding all industrial concepts related to that situation. Gladly to tell anyone reading this article that i have been quite successful most of the time. It is some sort of a first and final thing to do in a real life situation where less time spent and analysis applied equals money saved by the company and your increase in ranking in terms of the view from others as what you are capable of.

There are sureballers that i knew of that wouldn't contribute even just a little action towards a certain industrial activity because they have no specific experience or training on that certain equipment or system. They need to be sure on what they are doing and are afraid to make and accept mistakes if ever that would happen. In short, they lacked confidence and refuse to let their minds do their work, and sad to say that I know some people who are like that personally. They cannot share anything out of the box. They need to have stored knowledge of a certain thing to be able to take part confidently.

In the field of industrial instrumentation, where I currently venturing into, the fact that most if not all are just following the basic principles of sensorics and signal manipulation and its just the brands, models, and data syntaxing and commands are what that is different. If you know basic industrial instrumentation principles, then there is no need to be afraid of what is new.You got me?