Best&worst parts of Health Ai at 24
I work in health ai and social media for mindprint, it’s a space that sounds exciting (and it is), but there’s also so much people don’t talk about.
At 24.. I’m juggling research, product building, UX thinking, and public health impact all at once.
Some days I feel like I’m 10 years ahead, other days I feel like a confused intern in a lab coat.
The best part..?
I know that my work matters, I’m building tech that could help stroke patients and underserved communities communicate better! That keeps me going.
The worst part?
No roadmap, no one my age really doing what I’m doing, and sometimes I burn out from caring too much.
I also carry the pressure of trying to “prove” I belong here..
I love what I do, and I believe in it deeply.
But this is the reality:
Passion doesn’t always feel like a highlight reel.
It’s gritty, it’s confusing, and also kind of beautiful!
What’s the best and worst part of your job??
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No roadmap or guidance sounds pretty hard for a job for me personally but I am glad you’re working this out