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PAOLO TANEDO
Creative Technology
I have a vision for the untapped-possible, the technological opportunity, the chance to make something that works just right in a smarter, better, more magical way.
I can bridge the gap between design and engineering, humanity and mathematics. Using skills I learned and a little intuition, I know the right tool for the right job, even if they're used in unconventional ways.
I can quickly and tangibly express my ideas clearly enough through various media.
If I find myself stuck, I know where to look for inspiration and information. In short, I find a way to make it work.
" Do not repeat the tactics which have gained you one victory, but let your methods be regulated by the infinite variety of circumstances "
-Sun Tzu
Design and engineering, both technical fields in their own right, demand strict guides in pursuit of insights and solutions to any given problem. However, there is no single tool, method, or framework that is universal. Problems and experiments require the right tool, and often, a set of tools to resolve. Hence, versatility is paramount. The ambiguity of every problem is the opportunity to think on your feet.
" A jack of all trades is a master of none, but often times better than a master of one. "
-Robert Greene
There is value in being adept at a narrow set of skills. However, there is greater utility in learning and growing in other areas and fields, even if it takes some time and effort. In other words, it is wise to broaden your skillsets.
The results of pursuing the unknown lead to discovery and insight, especially on a personal level. Situations will arise where you may not know the exact answer, but you will know where to look.
Learning is a jagged path that is difficult, but it is a rare instance where it will not be worth the trip.
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