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A Japanese theory suggests that by removing all details, one will be able to concentrate on the big picture. Do you agree? ‎

What is the easiest way to learn Japanese language ?‎

Eigo no sensei o sagashtei masu ka?‎

 

Answer added by  Muhammad Rizwan, Executive Procurement (Technical), FFCL
9 years ago

In my opinion, by removing all un-necessary details, one can be able to concentrate on the big picture.

 

Answer added by  Sashikanta Mohapatra, Manager - Business Development/Sales Process Deployment, Vodafone Spacetel Limited
9 years ago

Everybody's point of view is different regarding viewing a thing. Some people concentrate on the overall thing rather than going into details. Some people go in to d ... See More

 

Answer added by  Khaled Anwar, Senior Sales Engineer, "Automotive company''
9 years ago

I think the best to concentrate more on the big picture and donot lose much time with the details. but still the details are important

 

Answer added by  Deleted user
9 years ago

I do not believe the statement is correct. Removing ALL details, what will be left to consider? On the contrary, I believe, one needs details to really see the big pictur ... See More

 

Answer added by  Bilal Khan, Senior Tax Accountant, Finvesco Limited
9 years ago

Well what I understand is details are good but to see a bigger picture you need not to to dig into each and every bit of data and information you have accumulated. These ... See More

 

Answer added by  sagar uparkar, Manager, Icici Bank
9 years ago

Hi Ahmad,   Good evening. Yes, the saying is completely true, but I think we're just trying to understand the statement by each word. The statement state that by ign ... See More

 

Answer added by  ahmad odeh, Project Assistant, Norwegian refugee council
9 years ago

Okay , that was a wise from all of you , According to me we can use one theory to concentrate on details or being careless about , which is " The Need To Know " ... See More