Perhaps the ‘is’ should be ‘can be’… I may edit that. BUT — if you consistently miss in basketball, as your coach, I have a clear expectation. I can cut you, bench you, or assign you a shooting coach/specialist. This would apply to the business world, too.
Essentially, I see your perspective. I have a valid one, too. Much of management and decision making hinges on predictability… good topic for a future article.
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Valid point. As I said, consistency can be useful. That is a good thing.I do agree that you have valid points. “Good” just isn’t the adjective I’d have chosen to describe consistency in all cases.Like so many such discussions, it might be agreement with a side of semantics.
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