Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Objectively recaptiualize client centered models

👉 Objective, recaptitative models are like having a boss who keeps giving you exactly what you want and needs without any adjustments. Imagine if you were hired to write all your essays but they kept asking for just one word from each essay - that's kind of the opposite of objective and recaptitative.

Let's take an example sentence: "I need a job at the tech company right away." The boss, who is objective, would say, "Okay, you'll have to write it all down in 10 paragraphs. That's not so objective because you're not allowing for change or feedback." But when it comes to customer-centered models, they're just as bad - you can't be objective and recaptitative at the same time. Let's say you want to sell a product that you didn't create but your boss keeps giving you instructions on how to market it. It's like when you try to eat ice cream without any ingredients, it turns out to be really difficult! So, in summary, objective and recaptitative are the opposite of each other. Objective models make sure everything is done exactly as planned, while recaptitative models make sure everything is going according to your needs, even if they don't work out perfectly.