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Unread 12-03-2016, 18:58
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Re: Help starting a team. Unusual situation

As a 12 year veteran coach, I've had several students come through who believe that the only solution to how poorly our organization is run is to leave and start their own organization, or to attempt to lead a literal mutiny. I am quite happy to let those students leave and do as they please elsewhere. The students who remain, if there are any, provide the culture of the team and are testament to the success or failure of the program. So far, it seems to work out. Students who dislike what we do don't have to be around us, and we don't have to try to please them. We've got only this (anonymous) student's side of the situation, but I'm not finding a lot in her/his two threads that make me want to encourage her/him to try to work it out with the existing team.
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