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maybe he is oversimplifying too much I think that's it. Even distilled down to two variables ("smart" and "work"), you're talking about three "extremes": [1.0S
by basseq 10y ago
maybe he is oversimplifying too much
I think that's it. Even distilled down to two variables ("smart" and "work"), you're talking about three "extremes": [1.0S,1.0W], [1.0S,0.0W], and [0.0S,1.0W]. Most people are probably in the 0.25-0.75 range on both variables.
There are almost certainly more variables, and "smart" and "work" are terribly named.
- mturmon 10y agoI agree, and add that sometimes people who have a tendency to BS can surround themselves with more grounded people, so that the whole package works. Their confidence and superficial knowledge can even make them seem more relatable to customers than a deeply knowledgable specialist would. In other words, an individual's value is context-dependent. It's really hard to make such crisp distinctions as in the article.