About me

Many professionals have can't see the whole problem they struggle with. A lawyer might be an expert just in their piece of law, but some of them won't be able to see a business as a whole. A doctor might be able to know about proteins, patient cases, how to conduct treatment, but they won't be able to see other dependencies. I think that we, who graduated from STEM-based subjects for example, are able to think much more broadly, combining mechanisms from different branches of science or different ways of thinking. We can think outside the box a bit.

"What if that were the case? And what are the shortcomings we see?" People often think very schematically, so this kind of thinking is very helpful. It's a great feeling that I can bring something new that others can't come up with on their own.