Hey M,
I was also in Biotech! I loved it but wanted a change... Then I taught for a while but teaching holds no respect in the US.
I felt that I was learning the right things and in the right amounts BUT when I talked to others I found (or felt) I lagged behind. I missed certain topics or ideas that I should have picked up. In other words, there are 'tests' to say 'Now you are good enough.' It is very amorphous. The criteria for learning a skill seemed vague at times. This left me wondering where to go at times.
Cheers
That's very true. Letting myself not know certain stuff made me much less stressed and in the long run - more productive. I focused at what needed to be done, and what I need to do/learn in order to do it instead of trying to learn all of the things at once.
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Hey M,
I was also in Biotech! I loved it but wanted a change... Then I taught for a while but teaching holds no respect in the US.
I felt that I was learning the right things and in the right amounts BUT when I talked to others I found (or felt) I lagged behind. I missed certain topics or ideas that I should have picked up. In other words, there are 'tests' to say 'Now you are good enough.' It is very amorphous. The criteria for learning a skill seemed vague at times. This left me wondering where to go at times.
Cheers
That's very true. Letting myself not know certain stuff made me much less stressed and in the long run - more productive. I focused at what needed to be done, and what I need to do/learn in order to do it instead of trying to learn all of the things at once.