[cronix]

I've heard of the "tech bro" stereotype (and seen it many times first hand), but struggle to recall a "doc bro" or equivalent one. I've also never heard of the term "culture fit" when discussing a potential hire in the medical industry like I do tech, software specifically. I wonder if the majority of the types of people who go into tech are different than the majority that go into medicine.

> It's interesting that places value seniority and experience so much more in medicine vs tech

I don't think the tech world devalues seniority as much as they despise people older than them and not of the same generation(ish).

All big generalities and of course don't fit every situation/company/person.

[streptomycin]

Stereotypically, surgeons are the doc bros.

[catchnear4321]

I, too, watched the early 2000s medical sitcom Scrubs, featuring the beloved Dr. Todd.

[treis]

And orthopedics specifically are the broiest of the doc bros