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Totally agree. Looking back, often no talent has been better than poor talent (or those that actually decrease group productivity). Huge opportunity cost with
by ra1n85 8y ago
Totally agree.
Looking back, often no talent has been better than poor talent (or those that actually decrease group productivity). Huge opportunity cost with bad hires, and even more challenging to move them out to somewhere that they would be happier/more effective/less disruptive.