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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vladimirr" data-source="post: 478393" data-attributes="member: 5605">I disagree - especially going into the playoffs, having more tools in our toolbox is better than having less tools in our toolbox. With more tools, you can fully evaluate your situation and apply the appropriate force. I speak from management experience, this applies in business too - It's great when your top few achievers pull off some heroics and cover up the flaws in the rest of the group. Short-term, it can even boost morale. But it's not something you want to happen on a regular basis, and it's certainly not something that you want to become a habit. Statistically, your top performers will eventually make a mistake, and even if not, the only thing you'll get with this strategy long term is burnout and attrition.</blockquote>

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