> and even if you do succeed, and have now hired a bunch of “rock stars,” you don’t have a team. You have a bunch of “rock stars.” In reality, rock stars typica

> and even if you do succeed, and have now hired a bunch of “rock stars,” you don’t have a team. You have a bunch of “rock stars.” In reality, rock stars typically don’t play well with others (consider these examples), and each member is typically just in it for themselves. So by generalizing a definition of a rockstar as someone who sucks at teamwork, you too can write an article with a clickbait headline using 2014 slang and no real science.