I say this with all the love in the world: it's hard for engineers to think like artists and vice-versa.

As an engineer, I understand the importance of logic, precision, and efficiency. But as an artist, I also know the value of creativity, expression, and intuition. These two ways of thinking are often at odds with each other, and it can be challenging for an engineer to understand the artistic mindset and for an artist to grasp the engineering perspective.

Despite the differences, both engineers and artists play important roles in the world and can learn from each other. By combining their unique perspectives and skills, they can create truly amazing things.

That said, even that is an oversimplification. There are lawyers, sales people, management, etc., thrown into the mix.