Assembling team members with varied backgrounds most likely involves hiring people whose expertise you are in no position to judge.
That's a challenge, because it most likely involves hiring people not like you, whose expertise you are in no position to judge.
Choose someone that you enjoy spending time with and that whose expertise you respect.
So if that's the kind of expertise you value, feel free to recruit someone else.
Among the supervisors were bankers, who provided "patient capital", and scientists, whose expertise was valued as highly.
Photograph: CHRISTOPHER THOMOND Mike Coupe, who will succeed Justin King as Sainsbury's chief executive next month, said: This joint venture provides a great opportunity for us to gain exposure to the high growth discount market for the first time in partnership with [parent company] Dansk Supermarked, whose expertise and values are a strong complement to our own.
The ideas should come to you, and they should come through a channel whose expertise and taste you trust.
This fall, the college is launching The Business of Food initiative, which will cement Cornell's reputation as the world's thought leader in the global food industry, "home to faculty whose expertise spans the whole food value chain, from farm input suppliers and growers upstream, to retailers and fine-dining establishments downstream," she said.
The movement's ideologues have meanwhile worked to nurture an outlook of flexibility toward people of differing political, ethnic, and sectarian backgrounds whose expertise or resources may be of value, enabling the leadership of the organization to set aside doctrinal purity for expediency's sake when necessary.
After you've had time to reflect, check in with someone whose perspective you value.
And who are the people whose opinion you value or with whom you discuss important issues with?
