Why does doing a job for years not always make you better at it?
Years of doing something create experience, but they do not guarantee useful feedback. A person can repeat the same mistake for a long time when the result arrives late, stays ambiguous or depends mostly on chance.
Questions you could explore
- What would make feedback trustworthy in a job where results take months to appear?
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- Daniel Kahneman and Gary Klein / American PsychologistConditions for Intuitive Expertise: A Failure to Disagree
Examines when experience can develop reliable intuition, including the need for learnable patterns and useful feedback. Its account is not a fixed-hours recipe for mastery.
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