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So you’re saying that a young, first time coach that had
Posted on: July 22, 2021 at 10:59:49 CT
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already demonstrated a flaw or two did not need some “let’s talk about this” moments early on, but then it was reasonable to dictate every issue to him a few years later?
Completely logical.
All Alden had to do was give some oversight in reloading the staff after year one instead of allowing Quin to hire sleazy recruiters that had no ability to help him on the court. In John Hammond had been replaced with a similar experienced assistant, the entire trajectory of Quin’s career & Mizzou hoops is probably very different.
That is Quin’s mistake. But it is also mismanagement by Alden to allow him to make that mistake but then be an overbearing micromanager that demanded to make approval of all decisions later on. A good manager does the exact opposite. Help early, give freedom later.
Edited by alwaysright at 11:00:07 on 07/22/21
Completely logical.
All Alden had to do was give some oversight in reloading the staff after year one instead of allowing Quin to hire sleazy recruiters that had no ability to help him on the court. In John Hammond had been replaced with a similar experienced assistant, the entire trajectory of Quin’s career & Mizzou hoops is probably very different.
That is Quin’s mistake. But it is also mismanagement by Alden to allow him to make that mistake but then be an overbearing micromanager that demanded to make approval of all decisions later on. A good manager does the exact opposite. Help early, give freedom later.
Edited by alwaysright at 11:00:07 on 07/22/21
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So you’re saying that a young, first time coach that had - alwaysright MU - 7/22 10:59:49