An eye for detail?

Nothing is more difficult than quality control and particularly, visual control. The more complex the problem, the longer it takes to spot flaws or defects if these happen to be the name of the game.

While we can see a lot of the things we are after at first glance, it takes greater time to discover more and soon we're step into the domain of diminishing returns. So that's it; it takes time, repetition, sickening focus and systematic organization to survive and perhaps excel at that difficult game.

If there's something it teaches all of us, it is that there are no shortcut, but a stubborn, almost robotic adhesion to the few simple principles listed here.