OTOH, I've had the good fortune of working in a team of top 10% engineers/architects (I'm not top 10%, btw) who worked harmoniously, and it was one of the best times I ever had in my career. Learned a lot, upped my level trying to keep up, helped create a good product, etc.
In that case, the key was that clumps of them had already worked together in earlier jobs, so the incompatibilities had been pruned.
In that case, the key was that clumps of them had already worked together in earlier jobs, so the incompatibilities had been pruned.