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Gemma Teed

Freelance Strategist and Fractional Strategy Director

Sherlock and three patch problems

Posted on 02/08/201019/08/2010 by Gemma T in Account Planning

I’ve been enjoying Sherlock on BBC1 (first episode AMAZING, second one merely gripping) and it struck me as Sherlock gazed intently at a load of data stuck on the wall and tried to make sense of it that he’d make a great Planner.

Well, obviously not great in the being-nice-to-clients and empathising-with-Asda-Mums sense, but in terms of deduction, ethnography and insight leaps he’s certainly got it covered.  And which Planner hasn’t stared at a wall of data hoping it will somehow all make sense if I just squint a bit…

Sherlock’s solution seems to be three nicotine patches to help him think but I think I’ll stick with a bar of Dairy Milk.

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