Sarah Chapman, Application Engineering Leader at 3M, talks to Computing about the 'genius myth' in STEM, and explains why role models in STEM could sometimes do with being a little less brilliant
STEM tends to suffer from what Sarah Chapman, Application Engineering Leader at 3M, calls the genius myth. This is the mistaken belief that to succeed in the field you need to be unusually gifted. ...
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