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If you're out of touch, here's how to tell: If you consider research a waste of time, you're out of touch. If you are no longer thinking critically, you're out of touch. If you can't take constructive criticism and don't respect varied opinions, you're out of touch. If you don't maintain a positive image at all costs, you're out of touch. If you don't feel the need to pilot projects, but instead move to the final implementation right away, you're out of touch. If you have blind faith in experts and top executives, you're out of touch. And if you don't engage in introspection now and then, you're out of touch.
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