When experienced drilling crews consistently deliver results despite difficult conditions, their success can mask deeper operational problems. Leaders must look beyond completed jobs to understand the workarounds, pressures and hidden risks that make those results possible.When experienced drilling crews consistently deliver results despite difficult conditions, their success can mask deeper operational problems. Leaders must look beyond completed jobs to understand the workarounds, pressures and hidden risks that make those results possible.
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