Quote by Joe Mccarthy

Any manager who can't get along with a .400 hitter is crazy.

Any manager who can't get along with a .400 hitter is crazy.

Summary

This quote suggests that as a manager, it would be unreasonable to have difficulties working with someone who consistently excels or performs exceptionally well in their role, metaphorically represented here by a .400 hitter in baseball. A .400 hitter is considered an elite player with a very high batting average, implying a notable skill or talent. Therefore, the quote implies that a competent manager should have no problems getting along with successful individuals and leveraging their abilities for the benefit of the team or organization.

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Management

By Joe Mccarthy

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