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That shows that it's not practice that makes perfect, but perfect practice that makes perfect. Making the same mistakes over and over again will not make you le
by llarsson 7y ago
That shows that it's not practice that makes perfect, but perfect practice that makes perfect. Making the same mistakes over and over again will not make you less likely to keep making them.
People also write various texts a fair amount during their school years, but we know from experience that hardly everyone is great at writing because of it.
- ghaff 7y agoEven if your objective is not to get great, but merely pretty good, practice in front of an audience only gets you part of the way. Coaching, video, etc. is really useful. I expect many companies don’t offer this sufficiently and many who would benefit from it don’t take it when offered—because it’s uncomfortable or they don’t see it as important.