Hunted: Offense & Defense + Confrontation

There's a fun TV show that my family absolutely loves. It's called Hunted. The show is about a group a former experts who search for about 10 teams of two people hiding in three southeastern states. The teams stand to earn over $200,000 if they avoid being caught for 30 days. As I watched the show I realized that the best teams have a couple things in common: they play great offense and defense and they openly confront each other and challenge each other not only to find a good solution but the best solution. Interestingly some teams use technology while other teams eschewed technology, but they often sought discussion to make ideas even better and to eliminate poor ideas.