> the standard expected answer for such a test

I don't expect (and probably don't want) to pass any test where standard
answers are expected. Luckily most of my career I worked in positions
were that was appreciated. Note that I don't frown on people who do
preduce the expected answers: such persons are needed, and in great
numbers, but I am not one of them. 

> This does not even touch the alpha 
> ego problem (so brilliantly illustrated by Wouter) which is a 
> proven recipe for sparks in a team.

Now I have done it again - I illustrated a problem I don't even know
about! But maybe that is the problem, or else it is the language :)

Wouter van Ooijen

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