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The reason for this is quite simple. Presentation skills are taught to underlings, but evaluation skills have to be taught to decision makers. It so happens the
by infogulch 11y ago
The reason for this is quite simple. Presentation skills are taught to underlings, but evaluation skills have to be taught to decision makers. It so happens the decision makers also decide who has to put work into training.
- mfringel 11y agoI disagree. Everyone is someone else's underling, even at the top of the corporate hierarchy, where you have the executives reporting to the investors/shareholders. It then follows that everyone has to be taught presentation skills, just as they're taught evaluation skills.