Sentences with phrase «much about their areas of expertise»

Not exact matches

When I rephrased my question and gave some background to my reason for asking it, you went way outside your area of expertise and turned to stating your opinions (based on you ideological beliefs) about how much your tool says the planet will warm by 2100 (4.4 C you said based on 3.2 C equilibrium climate sensitivity).

OTOH, Steve does know more about the statistics of tree - ring proxies than just about anyone, so it's difficult to find much wrong when he's in his area of expertise.

But if your blog becomes too much about you and not your area of expertise, your readers (and it pays to think of them as potential clients) have hundreds of other law firms and legal blogs to choose from.

I think this is much the same as what we are talking about — he said that a knowledge worker is someone highly educated, having a lot of expertise in his / her area; and can create, distribute or apply knowledge.

It's our area of expertise, and where we hope to educate professionals about ways they can do their jobs more effectively and more efficiently.We try not to spend too much time tooting our own horn or talking about our products, because we believe that well - informed e-discovery professionals are the best potential clients for our products.

You will gain vital child hours working with toddlers and preschoolers in school - based setting; gain experience that will be foundational for the rest of your clinical career; learn about early child development, early attachment, trauma and much more; receive comprehensive training and supervision (individual & group) in early childhood mental health from clinical supervisor who possesses training, credentials and expertise in this specialty area; earn a $ 2000 stipend upon completing the 12 - month (minimum) internship year.

This history came back, triggered when I was recently explaining my «narrow» career to someone in the mortgage field, who had trouble believing I never got involved in explaining mortgaging, personally giving advice outside my area of expertise, as many colleagues who get involved in that arena do, prequalifying buyers; never had them fill out an income statement (I didn't want to know how much money my clients earned, many even self - employed), even when they were my sellers, about to buy, but I always had written prequalification commitments in my hands to provide if and when needed, (that's all I needed to know, and have in writing), and I knew therefore who was in fact providing the funding; they did all the questions asking, not me.

Kind of surprised not to have seen much in print discussion about this topic, directly within out own area of expertise.