[EN/DE] Hi Steemit. I'm a German cultural engineer and IT business consultant.

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after I had to wait for my approval, I could slowly feel my way through this cosmos for the first days and at least begin to understand how it works.

In the introduction, it seems to be a tradition to write how I find Steemit. Unfortunately, I can't remember that very well, but, as much as I can say, I was enthusiastic from the very beginning and I am looking forward to seeing who I will meet and get to know here.

Now few words about my person. Besides the scientific literature, hereafter, I´m a bookworm and series/film enthusiast and read/watch everything about science fiction, crime, dystopias and utopias. I like drinking coffee and tea while thinking about human nature.

I am a certified IT business consultant and currently a master student in Cultural Engineering - and am about to start writing my master thesis. In short, it is an education aimed at understanding and changing of political, social and cultural systems like small groups, organisations and the entire society. I am able to link various fields of knowledge and to recognise new ways and possibilities. The focus is on cultural studies, knowledge management, logistics, project management, economics, information technology, educational science.

It's a little tricky to comprehend, because it’s not a conventional profession, rather a series of competences, they are helping in complex tasks. It´s complicated and I see myself a challenge to find my way in the frequent possibilities of my professional future.

Some of them are futurology, market research and product management, business and strategy consulting, project management and leadership/management, human resources development and adult education or communication and coordination. bring together the right skills and people, everything is possible. Just do smart things.

I don't like to be in spotlight and up to now, I have never written blog articles or participated actively in internet communities. Therefore, I don't use a photo, because the contents should be the focus of attention, not the person.

As you can probably already guess, I can be enthusiastic about almost everything that influences the setting of human condition. E.g., one time, I'm interested in change management, corporate culture and organizational sociology, then in the psychology of the high-performance teams, which leads me to burnout and later on I deal with digitization and automation and its cultural significance for the employees. That leads me to artificial intelligence. Weeks after, I read a book about the culture of sleeping in Japan and later about the sustainability of transport systems or maybe urbanism, street art and personal developement.

So, many topics are possible. and the question is: what do I write about? Would it be better to stick to one topic or should I bring in some variety? Is it more refreshing if no one knows what I`m writing tomorrow? Should I write about timeless topics or use more current references? Maybe I am writing a research diary for my master thesis or about new insights and aha-moments.

And do I write in German and English? It would be time consuming, but a good chance to finally improve my English, which is pretty bad. Should I split the posts?

I don't know yet. So my question to you is which topics would be of interest to you or to which topics you would like to read my thoughts.