majorbloodnock (5/1/2013)

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umailedit (4/30/2013)

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My point is that if I'm being operated on, I don't want one brilliant person; I want the best team performance possible. If one person's performance, despite personality problems, is good enough to drag the team average upwards, I'm all for it. However, I don't care how good they are if their related faults bring the overall team capabilities down. We can argue around and around all we like, but eventually what I want is the best overall result, and that means not just focussing on one person.

I'm not polarizing I'm simply bring up another viewpoint here. You point is taken, I want the best team in there too, but I am still concerned about the ONE brilliant (or not so brilliant) guy/gal in that room that has the scalpel in his hand sticking into my head! I'm not concerned about whether he/she is a nice person at that time of my life if you know what I mean. 😀