I don't think we're off the same page at all. I certainly think both Willis & Costa will want to pull out all the stops to prove their weight in gold. They'll certainly need to learn to dance with each other in order to achieve the best synergy possible.marcush. wrote:I think these guys will ,if asked be straightforward in answering when asked what they think of the new product.They have been introduced to give direction and leadership in the first place and everyone is prepared to listen after 2011...ArchAngel wrote:Too early for either Willis or Costa to start throwing their weight around when neither of them have yet to prove how many tenths they can add to the W03 based on the cards they bring to the table.
That is, no one among them is already in a position to say "I told you so."
But having run your own show it must be hard to accept the Bell style or not trying to do it Costa style or giving the concept a willis touch to it.So it is a delicate situation and sure they all will do their best to impress their new employers with new insight and solutions to known and unknown problems...it´s not like they come in and look on for months ..
It's just that I think this early, both their focus will be intently on how they can contribute towards developing the car and making it faster, rather than engaging in a game of one-upmanship, unproductively rocking the boat, and usurping political power. On the surface, neither seem to be the devious type who'd readily embarrass Ross Brawn so soon after he'd just brought them out of the cold and into the Merc fold.