If a tree falls in the woods and no one is around to hear it,does it make a noise? This is a philosophical question akin to howmany angels can dance on the head of a pin.
I know the answer to neither question. Do not ask me why, but Ientered college long ago intending to major in philosophy. A friendpleaded with me, asking, “What will you do with a philosophydegree?” Taking Philosophy 101 quickly cured me of that notion,however. I do not know if the deserted tree makes a noise or not. Ido know that I was relieved to be rid of philosophy.
If a risk manager does a great job and nobody knows about it,does it do any good? This question is less philosophical, butcrucial for risk professionals' career survival. It is not enoughto do a good job as a risk manager. It also is necessary to makesure that others, especially key significant others, such asbosses, know that you do a good job.
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