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I totally get what you're saying. You are trying to be as clear as possible with IDJ. That is a good thing. I get it.No offense taken at all. I appreciate the tough love and honesty. I want to be clear that I am not looking to motivate them at all. Poor choice of words on my end. Rather I just want them to fully understand my expectations and make sure that the concerns noted with the display settings are mitigated. IDJ have been nothing short of amazing so far, and besides a few negative threads and critism of the display setting as noted above, I really do feel good about them being able to deliver and meet expectations. I think it’s important to lay out all the concerns on the table upfront, and if they feel they can’t deliver, then I’d rather give them the opportunity to lay that out. Then it is on me to decide whether to accept the risks or move on. I see it less about motivating them, and more trying to make sure that my expectations have been communicated and is understood by all parties. Same as my boss giving me a project and then communicating his expectations from me. Understanding this then helps me ensuring that I can meet and exceed those expectations. If those expectations are unrealistic, then I can communicate that to him so that he has all the data points he needs to decide on next steps.
I'm trying to say that IDJ, regardless of what they may tell you, and IMO only, they will not be able to execute a three-sided halo like VC, SK, DK, and maybe even BE. I have not seen a BE IRL so I can't say. I do think that if they say they can, I don't think that they are "lying". They just may not be aware or realistic about their own capabilities, regardless of how "clear" and "complete" your instructions and expectations of them are. But that is still OK because you may end up adjusting your own expectations, and you may not even be aware when you do. That is all good. IDJ has made many Pricescopers happy and they are super nice and responsive there. I would not hesitate to work with them with the right projects. To be honest, I don't think I am clear about what your expectations are. I'm just speculating based on what I read that you want VC, SK or DK quality work. Maybe I am wrong.