I have also noticed that he has a talent, rare in someone so young, for adapting his conversation to the listener.
After conducting deep research into the practices of these superbosses, Tuck professor Finkelstein found similarities in their "people strategies". In hiring, they focus on intelligence, creativity, and flexibility; look for unconventional talent; and adapt roles and even organizations to suit people.
(All three are up for adapted screenplay).
For adapted screenplay, I'm picking "Argo".
It helps to retain valuable talent, adapting around employees who may want to make more time for family responsibilities, while capitalising on their ambition.
Dave honed his talents, adapting to his new environment with aplomb.
"It's about helping the young talent adapt their personal style for New York".
At the very least, adds Emery, the experiments demonstrate the rooks' talent for "innovation, because they are adapting their previous experience with stones and tubes [in other experiments] to a new problem".
They encourage leaders to understand their own and others' "mind patterns" (six in all, based on one's preference for visual, auditory, or kinesthetic information processing) and "thinking talents" (35, ranging from "adapting" to "wanting to win").
Yet this tart, original talent adapts well to other terrain.
Gill points out that the lyrics reveal the singer's talent for borrowing from old blues numbers, adapting the lines "Don't the clouds look lonesome shining across the sea/ Don't my gal look good when she's coming after me" from "Solid Road" by bluesmen Brownie McGhee and Leroy Carr.
