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lostnfound

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7. I failed as a design engineer for lack of visualizing but stronger at analytical side

Reply to appalachiablue (Reply #4)

Sat Mar 7, 2020, 08:30 AM

Mar 2020

I learned in my career that there’s room for a variety of strengths and skill sets in any field. In engineering, there is room for imaginative designers, precise analysts, diligent technical developers, and a variety of other skill sets are all needed to develop new products.

No shame in being specialized in what you are best at.

Not good at remembering faces, either..

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Aphantasia: A Life Without Mental Images, Living With No 'Mind's Eye' [View all] appalachiablue Mar 2020 OP

Wow. 2%? Varaddem Mar 2020 #1

It's interesting, visual recall is significant to me but not this 2%. appalachiablue Mar 2020 #2

Very little visualization here, i think lostnfound Mar 2020 #3

It's just a different condition, not a disorder and you seem appalachiablue Mar 2020 #4

I failed as a design engineer for lack of visualizing but stronger at analytical side lostnfound Mar 2020 #7

thank you for posting handmade34 Mar 2020 #5

For sure, glad you caught the article. appalachiablue Mar 2020 #6

when I was in college handmade34 Mar 2020 #8

The professor's ability is definitely the extreme end and rare. Are appalachiablue Mar 2020 #9