But it can be poison when the job calls for expertise and accountability, and the expertise is wanting.
"Dirty Blonde" also called for expertise in dances of an earlier era, but for that show Mr. Carrafa's research took him more into the area of theatrical dance.
The development of an ethical framework for hospital pandemic planning calls for expertise in clinical, organisational and public health ethics.
WikiLeaks has a core group of about half a dozen full-time volunteers, and there are 800 to 1,000 people whom the group can call on for expertise in areas like encryption, programming and writing news releases.
Today there is a core group of five full-time volunteers, according to Daniel Schmitt, a site spokesman, and there are 800 to 1,000 people whom the group can call on for expertise in areas like encryption, programming and writing news releases.
School board members are elected to the unpaid positions and are expected to understand not only the new learning standards and state mandates for education but also the fiscal issues that often call for the expertise of an accountant or chief financial officer.
Whenever market conditions call for new expertise, we do not hesitate to change our team.
Nine United Nations agencies as well as the United Nations' peacekeeping department, which assigns police and military trainers, will be called on for expertise.
The problem is he was at least partly responsible for creating the situation that called for his expertise.
Thus, the puncture of an arteriovenous fistula by a physician or nurse calls for particular expertise.
