details, details
You know, I never considered myself to be a very detail-oriented person. I enjoyed looking at the bigger picture and feared getting so caught up in the finer points of something that I risked being blinded to the issues at hand.But as I become more focused on my job, assured somehow that I will be in this field for a very very VERY long time (no objections there, though I am not at all omniscient) I have discovered my ability to take something apart to its very smallest components in the midst of the big picture.
I also have begun to notice that the more detail oriented you are in a subject that greatly interests you, the more proclivity you have to pointing out (not deliberately) mistakes.
Of course, who enables human wisdom but God alone.
posted by Marcian @ 3:50 PM
2 Comments:
I agree, and it happens in my "line of work" all too often to the detriment of others, as if when they make a point, they have to have every little nuance down perfect or I have to correct them...makes them not want to talk theology to me at all...
well, I would personally appreciate the correction.
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