Vision two is having people with good
business judgment look at the state of the markets and the positioning of the financial institution and making informed decisions.
Not exact matches
This leaves
businesses open to scrutiny and
judgment; decisions can be made about them by partners, lenders, vendors, or by anyone, even competitors,
looking to gain an edge.
Nevertheless, most lenders
look at your past credit behavior to make
judgments and decisions about what you will likely do in the future — so maintaining a good personal credit score and building a strong
business credit profile should be a
business priority for those seeking a small
business loan.
Instead, lawyers should
look to combine a legal expertise with a broader skill set (i.e. a T - shaped profile), which includes effective interpersonal and negotiation skills,
business understanding and
judgment, and empathizing with and understanding client's psychological needs.
Bottom line,
look at the numbers —
look at them hard — but don't let them get in the way of common sense and
business judgment.