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I agree with this sentiment. Finding a problem to solve is part of why I became a lawyer, and, now that I'm practicing, I am fortunate to be discovering new cha

by hkhanna 11y ago

I agree with this sentiment. Finding a problem to solve is part of why I became a lawyer, and, now that I'm practicing, I am fortunate to be discovering new challenges every day. Some of the challenges may be addressable with software (or hardware), and my past experience as an engineer has helped me conceptualize what a potential solution could look like.

tixocloud 11y ago
Glad to hear I'm not the only one. I thought about becoming a lawyer myself but I think I'm more drawn to analytics - would love to have a chat to learn more about your experiences. More often than not, I've found that software is only a small part of the solution. Being in a large organization, I've come to realize how much additional stuff is needed to sell a piece of software.