>There is no "the best". There are only people. Some people work wonderfully at one shop, but horribly at another. Well, sure, but from the employer's perspect

>There is no "the best". There are only people. Some people work wonderfully at one shop, but horribly at another. Well, sure, but from the employer's perspective different people have differing amounts of potential productivity. You definitely want to at least limit your hiring to people who at least have the potential to be star performers.