Quote by Douglas William Jerrold

The sharp employ the sharp.

The sharp employ the sharp.

Summary

This quote suggests that intelligent or clever individuals seek those of a similar nature to work with or employ. In other words, people with sharp minds or superior skills tend to surround themselves with others who possess similar qualities. This notion is based on the idea that individuals thrive in environments where they can collaborate and learn from one another, benefiting from the expertise and insights of their peers. By gravitating towards like-minded individuals, those who are sharp can potentially achieve greater success and growth in their endeavors.

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