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              Combine Top Down with Bottom Up Thinking
kamran, Member
                
                I guess sometimes man must change his view to the company; not always looking and thinking from the top down, but sometimes explore a bottom up approach as well. This allows one to find out more things in your company than you would ever find out otherwise.
            
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Dear Mr. Kamran, your comment deserves a reply. Why not think in terms of a methodolgy that incorporates both meanings: top-down bottom-up?

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