As a new project manager in a rapidly growing organization, you have been asked to lead a project team for an important project. The scope of the project is not too broad, project time frames are somewhat on the tight side but definitely doable, and the budget is more than generous. In fact, you have been given the authority to hire as many people as you want for your project team. You estimate that 5 people would be about right for this type of project, 8 would provide a healthy amount of backup, and 10 could give you the resources to deliver an outstanding system in record time. What is something you might want to keep in mind before making your decision on how many people to hire?