What does Mr. Buckingham mean when he says, "Nine chances out of ten, it's wrong and you really shouldn't be there?" Who is he t

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What does Mr. Buckingham mean when he says, "Nine chances out of ten, it's wrong and you really shouldn't be there?" Who is he t

alking about where they should be instead?

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MrMuchimi · Answer 1 · 2021-12-20T16:03:04+03:00

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Nine chances out of ten, it's wrong means that 90% of the time, the place the person is, or wants to go is a wrong judgment that only has 10% chance of being a good option. This means that the probability of been wrong is 9/10 which is very high.

Mr Buckingham is trying to tell them to be somewhere else that 90% more probable of being a good option so as to maximize their decision making.