"Time has always been a trusted reflection of the state of the world, and reminds us that business is one of the greatest platforms for change".
We trust this reflection will guide you to make thoughtful decisions about your academic and co-curricular life; help you consider areas you would like to develop; and serve as a means to identify and pursue your interests.
When asked to describe what this would look like, informants talked about a multi-faceted culture of: inquiry, curiosity, critical consumerism, supported risk taking, constructive challenge, quality improvement, excellence, innovation, trust, respect, reflection, reasoning, learning and sharing.
Concerning the peer feedback, students indicated they missed the level of medical accuracy: "My fellow students did not know more than me … or sometimes I did not trust the reflections of my peer".
One way of reconciling them is to see Clinton's high numbers on leadership as a judgment on her professional life, and her low numbers on trust as a reflection of people's dislike of how she and her husband have conducted their private affairs.
First, it appears that trust and rational reflection (e.g. on whether one should be trusting) are in tension with one another.
In a world where it's increasingly hard to distinguish a real thing from fake, building trust through self-reflection and transparency becomes more important than ever.
The reason was because, regardless of whether clinical information is missing or incorrectly recorded, the patients' care may be compromised and the medical record cannot be trusted as a reflection of reality.
Self-reflection and trust arise simultaneously.
