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They have to be 'A' players. They are loyal to the project/company. They don't play "games".
by milansuk 7y ago
They have to be 'A' players. They are loyal to the project/company. They don't play "games".
- toss1 7y agoTrue, the question is, how do we ensure that they are in fact A_Players, and what is the recourse if they are found not to be A_Players or not loyal to the project/company or are in fact starting to play games, or even just inadvertently stray from the goals without mal-intent? The tangle of thorns surrounding trying to get any kind of satisfaction guarantee, or complete alignment of interests seems rather broad, tall, and deep...