Malcolm Gladwell Quotes

Imagine That You Are A Doctor And You Suddenly Learn That You'll See Twenty Patients On A Friday Afternoon Instead Of Twenty-five, While Getting Paid The Same. Would You Respond By Spending More Time With Each Patient? Or Would You Simply Leave At Six-thirty Instead Of Seven-thirty And Have Dinner With Your Kids?

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