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Whoa what? “Mayer, in fact, tried to address the issue yesterday morning in a Q&A, which she began by quoting her favorite children’s book about the value of ex
by OWaz 13y ago
Whoa what? “Mayer, in fact, tried to address the issue yesterday morning in a Q&A, which she began by quoting her favorite children’s book about the value of experience.”
How do you start addressing concerns of working professionals by quoting a children's book?
- agilebyte 13y agoI have had 2 adults, on separate occasions, quote from The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry they read as children. If the shoe fits, I have no problem with it.
- retr0rocket 13y ago2 adults, such valuable insight.
- cpeterso 13y agoDid Mayer quote from the The Little Prince, too? That article didn't say.
- sp332 13y agoChildren's books are often written to convey a general pattern of human behavior. Teamwork, sharing, empathy, etc. It's not a bad starting point for a conversation, because it helps everyone see the pattern you're talking about quickly. Just make sure to follow up with actual details to fill in the generic outline!
- Flimm 13y agoOften I find stories for children are the most insightful and concise.