Here's another way I look at it. There is nothing wrong with Pivot Controlled Hands if it's seen as a transitional undertaking or a stepping stone for the ultimate Hands Controlled Pivot procedure. It's a good way to train the Pivot. It makes your Pivot more sensitive to alignments and more educated. I call it 'Educated Pivot'. So when you hand the job back to the Hands, it's actually got something worth controlling -- an Educated Pivot.
In an ideal world I would agree, however, in the real world, the hands are like a micro-manager, who's not content to let each under him do his job and only give direction. The only way to educate this type of manager is to fire him.
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