Hey all, I’ve just finished Unscripted ; aside from being an invaluable read, it has revealed to me the importance of “Domain Experience” (work/jobs) when it comes to discovering problems to transform into sellable solutions. I am on summer break from my first semester of college, planning to apply to a job (as means to an end)is there a particularly advantageous field/ role (in the context of “summer” jobs) that would be best to work in and get the experience to to uncover a potentially great idea? Or, am I overthinking it and could find a problem to solve in any kind of job?
Deepest thanks, warm regards.
ncd
Deepest thanks, warm regards.
ncd
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