A shared social history, which over many years cements in place a set of common habits and bonds, is what determines a good collaborative fit within the mainstream of a given field.
That isn't an inherent skill to be 'naturally' good or bad at, as it's the holistic result of an entire social existence to that point.
Those engineers may (or not!) have been especially brilliant at collab&comms, when interacting with people very like themselves - had there been any present.
That isn't an inherent skill to be 'naturally' good or bad at, as it's the holistic result of an entire social existence to that point.
Those engineers may (or not!) have been especially brilliant at collab&comms, when interacting with people very like themselves - had there been any present.