I largely agree with the advice, it gives you more context on the root of the problem when other specialities & you get a better idea of their priorities and w

I largely agree with the advice, it gives you more context on the root of the problem when other specialities & you get a better idea of their priorities and what they value in their specialty. It’s also more interesting than you realise sometimes. —————————— But for a bit I got hung up on the “unfair” part of the title… I was telling myself “this doesn’t mean what unfair means! there’s nothing unfair about this, it’s perfectly reasonable! What they really mean is it’s a low hanging fruit and of great advantage for ppl to do this!!” Then it occurred to me, in spite of that — I still understood what they meant. So is my criticism really true? I mean they effectively communicated the point that it is of great advantage. I guess this is just a colloquial meaning of the word unfair. And with that, I’ve made peace with click bait headlines Edit: various typos