Nitpick. The article wrote: > Bain & Company had always preferred intimate client relationships where it could drive greater value over [more] numerous but [le

Nitpick. The article wrote: > Bain & Company had always preferred intimate client relationships where it could drive greater value over [more] numerous but [less] valuable relationships. I think the prepositions were swapped. Judging by the bullet points that follow, that sentence makes more sense with the positions of "more" and "less" swapped as follows: > Bain & Company had always preferred intimate client relationships where it could drive greater value over [less] numerous but [more] valuable relationships.