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I need not to take a look around. I was a CFO of a listed company at the age of 32. I am a super small B. In my days, a jan bb like me can get a place a year ahead so during my school life, I was the smallest in class all the way from kindy to university. If there is another chance, I would not choose to be a small b. I was always behind of my peers and I can say I had a feel that I have no talent at all. This was all about the ability, confidence that came with me at the school life. The book outliers makes an analysis on the big b on why they are successful and the major reasons are their recognition and involvement by the teachers are different from small b ( as big b usually outperform small b, they are given more opportunity). It stated that these factors lead to an ultimate success in a particular aspect as the above two factors themselves are important for schoolers. Also, if you ask the education specialist, they can tell you the difference of small and big b up to the age of 10 at least. This can explain why most schools in Hong Kong do prefer big b. so for playing safe, why one still risk to take it as most of us know the game of p1?
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