(original source Business Insider)
“In my experience, 99% of people in leadership roles don’t take notes,” writes Richard Branson in a recent LinkedIn post.
The note-taking connoisseur attributes some of his most successful companies to the simple act of jotting down a random, yet meaningful, moment that would have otherwise been lost. Perhaps that is why he was surprised to discover how so many people dismiss the art of note-taking.
“What’s more, males are less likely to take notes than their female counterparts,” Branson continues.
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