In tag-team action, the wrestler knows what his partner can do best. He'll work on the opponent's legs, prepping them for the partner's figure-four leg lock. In business, the salesperson calls in the technical wizard to explain how something works or the office pro gets the computer guru to program wonders into the machine. Both know their limits. Wrestlers will stretch the rules, banging heads into ring posts and distracting a referee while committing an illegal act.
Business people are less obvious.
They find stretching the envelope to be an invigorating pursuit. Both have a goal. Wrestlers want the championship belt to wear around their waist or to use to knock out their opponents. Business folks want to win the contract and make the sale to make their quota. I knew there was some good reason I went to see them Saturday night.