Avoiding Judgments and Misunderstandings

In this chapter, they discuss the tendency to judge others based on their lack of a specific genius and how it can lead to misunderstandings and incorrect conclusions. They use the example of someone lacking the genius of invention and how it may wrongly be interpreted as a lack of care, intelligence, or work ethic. The chapter concludes by highlighting three common judgments made about people at work when their working genius is misunderstood: that they don't care enough, they're not smart enough, and they don't work hard enough.