By David M. Balabanian
LESSONS LEARNED
Perhaps because we read so many documents, most of us engage in some form of speed reading. Once we understand the thrust of a document ? or think we do ? we tend to gloss over the rest of it, interpreting it in light of that understanding.
In the process we often overlook details that could support a very different understanding, or create inconsistent rig...
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