Business is, hypothetically, survival of the fittest. Those companies that are faster, smarter, and more efficient than
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Business is, hypothetically, survival of the fittest. Those companies that are faster, smarter, and more efficient than other companies survive, while those that are slower and less efficient die. Do you think it is relevant whether poor performance is due to sin or sickness? When survival is at stake, should companies
“leave the sick behind” in order to compete? What are the moral implications here (or are there any)?
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I believe everyone should try to be strong at logic and have good reading habit. Because If you possess these two skills, no matter what difficult situation is, you will definitely find a perfect solution out of it. While logical ability gives you to understand complex problems and concepts quite easily, reading habit gives you an open mind and holistic approach to see much bigger picture.
So guys, I always try to explain any concept keeping these two points in my mind. So that you will never forget any more importantly get bored.
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