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Special Report - Banking, Finance & Investment - August 02, 2012 |
Personal Investing
Brooks Sackett
"We don't see things as they are; we see things as we are."
-The Talmud
When you say a colleague "can't see the forest for the trees," you're saying that he's so detailed oriented, present minded, and narrow in his perspective that he can't see the true, broader significance of his work. He might be gifted in his analysis but he can't see the complete use of his research and, unfortunately, he can't use that larger focus to inform his detailed evaluations.
Coul...
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-The Talmud
When you say a colleague "can't see the forest for the trees," you're saying that he's so detailed oriented, present minded, and narrow in his perspective that he can't see the true, broader significance of his work. He might be gifted in his analysis but he can't see the complete use of his research and, unfortunately, he can't use that larger focus to inform his detailed evaluations.
Coul...
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