> then turned out to be very poor on the job with in one case worst “teamwork” I’ve witnessed Which was what I meant by "might not be perfect employees". > m

> then turned out to be very poor on the job with in one case worst “teamwork” I’ve witnessed Which was what I meant by "might not be perfect employees". > many jobs require more than one muscle Sure. But high intelligence, discipline and a capacity for a high level of sustained effort is a good start.