In the Ironman Training Center, Max leaned against his chair with a job briefing in his hands. The middle-aged man with a beard in front of Max was a senior worker who had been with Max for many years. In addition, he was the most experienced and capable coach in this training center, so Max found him to be a very capable assistant.
"What about the newcomers? Are they adapting to their new job?" asked Max.
"They have pretty good executive capability and are able to follow training schemes to finish their tasks," the man with a beard said, but it seemed that he began to hesitate.
Max noticed the man's hesitation, and then asked, "What's wrong? Have you found anything wrong?"
"It's nothing, but these new coaches, in my view, are too common," said the bearded man.
"Too common? What do you mean?" asked Max.
