How Can Good Management Balance Strengths and Weaknesses?

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Good management effectively balances strengths and weaknesses by strategically applying strengths to critical areas while relegating weaknesses to non-critical spots. This approach emphasizes the importance of trial and error in understanding the implications of decisions, rather than relying solely on mathematical calculations. The discussion highlights that no one can fully predict all strengths and weaknesses of a decision, reinforcing the necessity of practical experience in management.

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I'm proposing that everything has equal advantages and disadvantages. Good management is having strengths affect critcal spots and weaknesses affect non-critical spots.

There are a lot of real-world examples (as politics shows), so I won't go about posting them here.

Also no one can know all the strengths and weaknesses of any decision, just the most likely ones, primarily from trial and error. Calculation is secondary because math must still go through the scientific method for proof.
 
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