Agreed - 75% of those labels are management's perception - which is often wildly innacurate Maybe A,B,C players was an insightful distinction at one time, but

Agreed - 75% of those labels are management's perception - which is often wildly innacurate Maybe A,B,C players was an insightful distinction at one time, but now it's such a cliche that the only people you expect to say it are the ones that sleep with a copy of Jack Welches autobiography under their pillow