Vet-Turned Expert Proposes Strategy for Scarcity in the AI Era

In the age of artificial intelligence (AI), a new book titled "I Clock In at a Startup Instead of a Veterinary Clinic" has been published, presenting a strategy for creating unique scarcity by combining disparate experiences.

Author Kim Su-hwan, a former veterinarian, offers methods for building one's own distinct strengths through a 'Talent Stack.' After graduating from Kyungpook National University's College of Veterinary Medicine, Kim Su-hwan worked for 18 years as a healthcare business marketer at global pharmaceutical companies GSK, Abbott, and Roche.

He later completed an MBA at Korea University Business School and joined a medical AI startup, where he led the No. 1 market positioning for a dementia-imaging AI analysis solution. He also served as a strategist in the company's journey toward a KOSDAQ listing, conveying its vision through storytelling and experiencing the present and future of AI technology firsthand.