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I often find myself frustrated in corporate environment where smart people compete with each other in a seemingly zero-sum game. Competition creates corporate politics. Peter Thiel alluded to this: competition is for losers.
I reflected about where the zero-sum game mindset comes from (e.g., our education system), and nuance my own thinking about different career designs - to become a problem solver or a problem finder. There's no absolute good or bad career choice, I encourage you to assess your ambition and personality to find the right path for you.
Book reference: Zero to One
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