> I think what plagues a lot of pure STEM types in this tumultuous period of AI (or "AI") is that they've spent a majority of their lives mulling over some problem until they've worked out every possible imperfection, and once they've achieved something they consider close to that level of perfection, that's when they say they're done.

These people are miserable to work with if you need things done quickly and can tolerate even slight imperfection.

That operating regime is, incidentally, 95% of the work we actually get paid to do.