There are those who have the opinion that the way to deal with teenagers is to decide if a principle is really important or not. If it is important, you must argue with your teen and ensure that the teen abides by your rules. If on the other hand, the issue is not really important, then don't bother. When you don't have to bother, you find that you argue much less and the household atmosphere is a lot better. Do you think this advice applies to project managers? Why or why not? Support your position