05-09-2006, 03:56 PM
Eventually, there will be an equalizer and there will be several large 'leaders' on the team, and everybody else will be playing second fiddle to catch up (which may never happen - and people will be a "perpetual newbie"), and any other 'newbies' will be in the same boat, as you are complaining about now with Team 38910.
It's all the same on every team that has already been started and established.
With that way of thinking, lower-rung people on every other team should start their own, diversify, and then they can compete for a little while too...then rinse, repeat when leaders are established and 'newbies' coming in can't catch up...again...
Broken record. : )
I'm with Paul, in that I'd rather join up with an established team, that is still making strides into the Top of the top...rather than a team that has made great strides, definitely, but will eventually hit that proverbial brick wall, and that will be it.
It's all the same on every team that has already been started and established.
With that way of thinking, lower-rung people on every other team should start their own, diversify, and then they can compete for a little while too...then rinse, repeat when leaders are established and 'newbies' coming in can't catch up...again...
Broken record. : )
I'm with Paul, in that I'd rather join up with an established team, that is still making strides into the Top of the top...rather than a team that has made great strides, definitely, but will eventually hit that proverbial brick wall, and that will be it.