> Playing with people who are better than you is easy. Just accept they're better than you and keep losing. And what motivates the better player to be engaged

> Playing with people who are better than you is easy. Just accept they're better than you and keep losing. And what motivates the better player to be engaged? We all know that learning and growth happens right at the edge. When one is stretching and that stretch makes a difference. Too far it is frustrating. No stretch no gain. I'm surprised Go was not mentioned so far since it is customary there to balance the strength of the players by giving a few stones advantage to the weaker balancing the play in a manner that both sides are challenged. But this is Hacker News. So does this apply to the way we work? How are the challenges we face distributed in the team?