Neri Oxman
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first heard Sep 2023
last heard Sep 2023
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We talked about second derivative when you look under and under and under.
And if you look deep enough and specialized enough, and if you allow yourself to...
look at the cracks, at the flaws, at the cracks between disciplines and between skills, you find really, really interesting diamonds in the rough.
And so I like for those job descriptions to
Yeah, to be those messages in a bottle that bring those really interesting people our way.
I mean, they have to have humility.
They have to have a shine in their eye.
They have to be hungry and foolish, as Job so famously said.
A friend of mine who's a dean of a well-known architectural school said, you know, today architects don't want to be architects.
Architects don't look up to the star architects as role models.
Star architects are no longer role models.
Architects want to build by virtue of not building, right?
Architects want, she said, we're back in the 60s when we think about architecture, back in the hippie movement.
I think that in a way they have to be somewhat of a hippie, somewhat of a kind of a jack of all trades, master of all.
And yet with humility.
Now that is hard to find.
And that is why, you know, when I start an interview, I talk about childhood memories, and I ask about music, and I ask about connection.
And through these interviews, you can learn a lot about a person's future by spending time hearing them talk about their past.
It's, you know, people who have ideally had industry experience and know what it's like to be in the quote unquote real world.
They're dreamers that are addicted to reality as opposed to realists that are addicted to dreams.
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