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Right - novel thought is always difficult. It’s looks easy and obvious looking back but that’s because, as you’ve pointed out, effective teaching exists for it
by nemo44x 5y ago
Right - novel thought is always difficult. It’s looks easy and obvious looking back but that’s because, as you’ve pointed out, effective teaching exists for it that draws obvious connections.
- Frost1x 5y agoIt's interesting how in education and academics this is well known and understood, however the second you transition out of education/academia to the real world in industry, it's as if all this is lost/unknown or the burden is simply ignored to create a pressure on everyone doing the work. Businesses and business leaders often think novel work should be simple because that's what you trained for. You studied computer science, maybe even have your Ph.D. and therefor should be able to anything and everything possible using computers quickly and efficiently. There's a large trench between what people expect and what reality is here.