ABINGDON VOL FAN
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Apples to Oranges. That is not a team environment.You have a job, actually an internship, where serious injury can occur instantly with little warning. It is your last day on this job before a big payday ahead. Do you continue to take risks that last day and jeopardize your financial future or lay low?
Apples to Oranges. That is not a team environment.
I’m military and I don’t blame Grier. His goal was the NFL. His mentality should be whatever it takes to get there.It is a character issue and exhibits a "Me" only mentality. Call me old school, there is some merit for a team commitment. That mentality also has merit in the military. I stand by my opinions.
You cannot compare a companies team environment to a competitive sports team's concept of "Team". It is still apples to oranges.Successful companies are very much a team environment.
When this began happening I did not like it, just as I did not like players leaving early when that first became a thing. But I soon began to realize it was a smart business decision for them, and sports is a business.
Except Rangers, SF, SEALS, etc all reclass or get out of the military early all the time to set up a better future for themselves. It’s a great analogy. Just not what Abingdon wanted.Comparing sports to combat is stupid.