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Oh, no argument on the fact that reading is extremely useful. I read too. In expressing the balance between reading and collaborating, I felt that your article
by qxf2 14y ago
Oh, no argument on the fact that reading is extremely useful. I read too. In expressing the balance between reading and collaborating, I felt that your article emphasized too much on reading - but I fully recognize that you do collaborate.
>>"I can read a book faster than I can speak or hear words."
I disagree that this is an argument in favor of reading. Reading is easier but I think its not always as high in quality as collaborating.
>> "Reading one (or two) such books will make discussions with the experts much more productive."
Totally agree. I try my best to read as much with the end goal being picking the brains of my colleagues.
- jacques_chester 14y ago> I felt that your article emphasized too much on reading You've mistaken me for Jacques Mattheij.
- qxf2 14y agoOoops. Mea culpa. Sorry.
- jacques_chester 14y agoNo worries. It's kinda flattering. Plus "Jacques" is an uncommon name in the anglosphere, apart from South Africa.