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 What good will it do to have 10,000 teams who barely have a clue and are just scraping by versus 2,000 teams that are actually sustainable? - Cory [more] |
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| What good will it do to have 10,000 teams who barely have a clue and are just scraping by versus 2,000 teams that are actually sustainable? - Cory [more] |
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16-08-2007, 18:37
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Re: A Sticky Situation.....
Posting anonymously isn't going to spare anyone's feelings... anyone on your team will immediately recognize the story.
Just forget all that stuff, okay? The team exists to work with whatever resources available to build the best robot they can with those resources (and to actively try to increase those resources). There's no sense in worrying over a situation you can not change. If anything, try to get the two new teams to work together, and spin this into a positive change. |
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