expertise: Fiduciary Expertise Attorney Licence Competency
- 02/08/12 05:30 AM
Fiduciary, expertise, attorney, licence, competency are all related, but not interchangeable. It never fails to surprise me how confusing the term "fiduciary" can be. Many perhaps most think fiduciary requires "Expertise"
in many diverse areas. In fact you don't have to be an expert at anything to be a great fiduciary. An expert is someone with a great deal of knowledge about a particular and necessarily small subject. The smaller the subject the greater the potential expertise! Seldom does a fiduciary have the luxury of working in an area small enough to be fully covered by his personal … (2 comments)
expertise: Being Positive Is Not Enough It Takes Competency
- 10/19/10 06:36 AM
Being Positive Is Not Enough It Takes Competency! Yesterday I wrote Being positive is not enough! About how motivation, education and expertise is not enough to make you confidant or successful! Rereading it I remembered I'd written much more about it before, loving redundancy Here's a lightly edited version of that article from 1-26-08 blog, Two Catalog Cases and Two Attache Cases / Competence VS Expertise/action/blogs_admin/write/353761e
I haveblogged about Fiduciary Expertise Attorney Licensing and Competency I want to talk more about Competency Vs Expertise. The two words are often though to be interchangeable, in deed I use them interchangeably … (6 comments)
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