It's a good sign of flexibility, but not a good sign of being a professional on a job.
And it's something I see depressingly often with programmers - tackling problems that there's a fairly well known existing pattern for, but not being aware of the pattern and either spending days/weeks rediscovering the pattern for themselves, or even worse inventing a new and less effective way of solving it.
And it's something I see depressingly often with programmers - tackling problems that there's a fairly well known existing pattern for, but not being aware of the pattern and either spending days/weeks rediscovering the pattern for themselves, or even worse inventing a new and less effective way of solving it.