When making decisions, formulating strategy, and solving problems, everyone benefits from more information, data, and background. The context surrounding a challenge provides an initial pathway forward and often informs how to best tackle the dilemma. More, not less, context is always appreciated and preferred.
Is this because real experts have developed such an improvisational skill with their expertise that an individual's specific context or question is being picked up by them in ways that seem effortless?
There is still a danger is being too presumptive in individual situations, right?
Is this because real experts have developed such an improvisational skill with their expertise that an individual's specific context or question is being picked up by them in ways that seem effortless?
There is still a danger is being too presumptive in individual situations, right?