Repko et al. contend that interdisciplinary research and interdisciplinary thinking produce more creative results because they leverage the insights from different disciplinary departments, avoiding siloed thinking. What has been your experience - both professionally and academically; do you find that students who engage in interdisciplinary thought would be more employable because they have been exposed to ways of thinking from more than one academic department? Does the role of specialization run counter to the Interdisciplinarian? remember to refer to Repkos words and ideas when writing your Response