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Cherry Picking is a metaphor originating from the process of selection of the best cherries from a farm. It implies the selection of the best or the most beneficial items, data points etc. that could benefit a hypothesis or one's point of view.
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Q 345. Cherry Picking seems to be consistent with Rational Economic Behavior where quick returns are supported. The flip side is that cherry picking does not always provide optimum results. Elaborate pros and cons of "Cherry Picking" as used in Continuous Improvement project selection with suitable examples.
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