What Can We Learn From Being Attentive to Details?
In working or writing, it's clear that we must finish something before the deadline comes. But sometimes we did small mistakes that could cost a lot because we were being inattentive enough. By caring towards the small details on a bigger picture, we might learn how to make something better by just adding or tweaking a little bit. This will help a lot in efficiency in writing or making a report.
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