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who can help me to explain "may be too close to problem"??
this sentence is from my tutor material about organising R&D in-house.
thanks.
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If you are to close to the problem, you may not be able to see it as a whole. You will not know how to fix it. You can not see all of it if you are close. It may be that your emotions are to involved - or you do not recognize your own involvement in the cause of the problem. There are many ways a person can be to close. What a person in this situation needs is an opinion of someone you trust. Tell them the situation and ask for advice.
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If you hold a magazine close to your face so your nose is touching it, you can't see the whole cover. 'Being too close to the problem' has a similar meaning.
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