The biggest difference, I think, was leaving the hunting for a head for a second moment, or even not doing it at all.
Commitment would be very different if people were being asked to help while some heads were rolling. Because you're a real team when everybody is going in the same direction. Any call on "people, work hard do recover while we're after the moron who deleted everything" wouldn't have done it.
You just commit to something when you know that you won't be under the fire if you do something wrong without knowing it.
Commitment would be very different if people were being asked to help while some heads were rolling. Because you're a real team when everybody is going in the same direction. Any call on "people, work hard do recover while we're after the moron who deleted everything" wouldn't have done it.
You just commit to something when you know that you won't be under the fire if you do something wrong without knowing it.