> He says, that you should imagine having all cars available in a room and then ask a group of experts to identify the best engine, the best battery, the best transmission, and so on. Afterwards, you take all the parts identified and put them together. While we would expect to get the best car possible (we only use the best parts available), we do not even get an automobile because the parts do not fit.
> This leads Ackoff to the conclusion:
> | The performance of a system depends on how the parts fit, not how they act taken separately.
Isn't it how we hire talent nowadays?