I guess this is obvious, but still gave me a minor epiphany on why experience matters so much. It gives you capacity to handle unforeseen situations by having r

I guess this is obvious, but still gave me a minor epiphany on why experience matters so much. It gives you capacity to handle unforeseen situations by having reduced the cognitive load of all regular operations. I was recently discussing the difference between experienced (10-20 years) nurses and younger nurses; the new ones do a great job, but they might stress and concentrate a lot to the job right, and don't always have the capacity to handle unforeseen situations with grace or the energy to handle the relatives of the patient too (I was a frequent visitor in a trauma care ward).