Ilita & Drakor
Drakor
I heard you love a sharp contract, I like a clear chain of command—ever think how the two could be merged for maximum efficiency?
Ilita
Sure thing. A razor‑sharp contract paired with a rigid command chain means every move is pre‑approved and every clause has a clear point person. No one can argue about intent because the contract already outlines the authority hierarchy. It cuts down on disputes, speeds up approvals, and gives the board absolute confidence that the execution will stay on track. That's the sweet spot of maximum efficiency.
Drakor
Nice. As long as the contract stays in the red line, you’ll keep the chain from turning into a maze. And remember—if someone starts making up clauses on the fly, you’ll be the one pulling the plug.
Ilita
Got it. I’ll keep the red line tight, the chain tight, and the playbook tight. Anyone who wants to bend the rules will find their own mess in my hands.
Drakor
Sounds like a fortress. Just make sure you have an exit plan when the mess you build becomes the mess you have to clean.
Ilita
I built an exit clause so tight it’s practically a cage—so when the mess you build threatens to swamp the contract, I just pull the plug and walk away clean.
Drakor
If you pull the plug, just make sure you seal the cage tight enough that nobody can crawl back in.