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Best person for the job given relevant constraints, obviously. When those are "relatively quickly" and "for the price we want to pay", you still want the very b
by kspacewalk2 3y ago
Best person for the job given relevant constraints, obviously. When those are "relatively quickly" and "for the price we want to pay", you still want the very best person for the job.
- paulcole 3y ago> you still want the very best person for the job. No you don't! Or else you'd never hire anybody because how can you be sure anyone is the best person for the job? You want to hire the person in front of you who is good enough to be likely enough to be able to do the job.