In Chapter 3 of Good to Great, the discussion points toward getting the right people on the bus (those who are self-motivated by an inner drive to produce the best results). Selecting people with the character, work ethic, intelligence, dedication, and values to do this type of job is difficult. Discuss how a school leader can best go about selecting the right people. Also, describe what an administrator should do when he determines that someone on the staff is on the wrong bus (not just in the wrong seat).
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