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Re: The Dangers of Being Right (a lot)

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Originally Posted by Joe Ross View Post
One of our engineers teaches a class on systems engineering to local teams. He always asks the question "How many people are the smartest person on the planet".

The point being that you can always find someone smarter then you to review your work, unless you happen to be the 1 smartest person on the planet.
Very true, but 90% of drivers are above average drivers....

As far as checking your work goes (great point), here is an interesting example. If the average factory worker assembling a car is 99% effective (does his job right 99 times out of 100), and it takes 1000 people to put a car together, then there would be 10 problems/car. The industry average is around 1.2 issues/car (last I checked the IQS scores a couple years ago). That either means that everyone is 99.9% effective (some are), or ..... There are people checking their work. Like Joe said a second set of eyes is great!
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