Meanwhile, it should be pointed out that it is not the entire staff in the chain operation that are inefficient, but in most cases, the shady deal of inefficient representatives outshines the bright potentials of the highly principled and discipline staff and monitoring team.
He had seen 2,500 square feet of bright potential studio space on the ground floor, and he wanted it.
These two factors are big incentives for bright potential candidates.
That's simply a huge waste of some of our brightest potential, and a huge waste for our country".
The hysteria has masked some important realities and created an environment in which some of the brightest potential lawyers are, largely irrationally, forgoing the possibility of a rich, rewarding and, yes, profitable, career.
But Lawrence E. Mitchell, the dean of Case Western Reserve University's law school, writes in an Op-Ed essay in The New York Times: "The hysteria has masked some important realities and created an environment in which some of the brightest potential lawyers are, largely irrationally, forgoing the possibility of a rich, rewarding and, yes, profitable, career".
Even graduates with the brightest potentials and the best of intentions cannot get and retain good jobs when structural barriers continually thwart their efforts.
Having said that, I believe that enforcing a hierarchical organizational structure with an emphasis on specialization often ends up limiting the potential of bright minds.
Bright spots include the potential of alternatives to mainstream media like Low-Power TV to become a home for digital diversity; the ongoing exposes of WikiLeaks; the role of social media in Arab Spring; and reports of new collaborative efforts between international press outlets reporting on corruption and violence in foreign countries.
