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> So far however, it seems each situation and personality makes it difficult to pin down an effective process. Well, obviously: using one-process-fits-all with
by vanderZwan 9y ago
> So far however, it seems each situation and personality makes it difficult to pin down an effective process.
Well, obviously: using one-process-fits-all without appreciating local context is a recipe for disaster, isn't it?
- drsim 9y agoEverything can have a process. A process doesn't eliminate skill and judgement but establishes standards and guidance leading to improvement.
- vanderZwan 9y agoYes, but your description suggests this isn't a thing but is many things interacting, and hence, there isn't necessarily a process to apply, but many different processes (that would also interact, likely with unexpected results).