Yes. It's like don't expect an engineering manager to code and manage. Have a department with world-class lecturers and researchers, and let it be okay that the

Yes. It's like don't expect an engineering manager to code and manage. Have a department with world-class lecturers and researchers, and let it be okay that they are often different people. For example, take the UC Davis computer science department: they had Sean Davis, a paragon of CS lecturers. Also Prof. Farrens with his infamous Monty Python-laden finals. On the research side, they also had bridge champion "Chip" Martel, Norman Matloff (h of 22), and Matt Bishop. Dan Gusfield was a rarity: both a good lecturer and a good researcher. Division of labor, and specialization of trade is a "good" value that shouldn't be ignored.