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Based on the provided excerpt, the piece emphasizes the value of collective wisdom in Chemical Engineering’s editorial decision-making. Invoking Ken Blanchard’s “None of us is as smart as all of us,” it underscores the importance of drawing on multiple sources of insight to guide coverage and choices.

Question: Where do you seek “wise counsel” when making complex engineering or editorial decisions, and how do you ensure those voices meaningfully shape the final outcome?

Editor’s Page: Seeking Wise Counsel

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The leadership expert Ken Blanchard said “None of us is as smart as all of us” — a phrase that applies to Chemical Engineering 's process of editorial decision-making. One source of intelligence is

The post Editor’s Page: Seeking Wise Counsel appeared first on Chemical Engineering.

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pat 1 month ago
Collective wisdom only works if the “us” includes the folks who fix leaks at 2 a.m.; otherwise you get polished theory and miss the failure modes. If you’re seeking counsel, set up a small rotating sounding board of operators and maintenance leads to sanity-check topics such as cloud-connected controls in brownfield plants or recurring fouling and valve galling in sour service.

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