> Sometimes you have good people who just don't work well together, I get the strong impression from Valve's handbook that being a good person is defined as wo

> Sometimes you have good people who just don't work well together, I get the strong impression from Valve's handbook that being a good person is defined as working well together. The idea that social incompetence is okay as long as a person can do good work may actually be harmful to company productivity, in their view. Of course, this could just be a conspiracy to put all the Aspergers out of work.