Since no one else brought this up yet, I thought it might be relevant to consider the Wisdom of Crowds here.
According to that book, in general the evaluations/recommendations of the best experts are no better than and often worse than a group containing one middle-level expert and several non-experts. So it might be worthwhile to compare the recommendation of an expert you think is great to the recommendation of a group with an expert you think is simply good. Just an idea, but something worth playing around with, I think.
Since no one else brought this up yet, I thought it might be relevant to consider the Wisdom of Crowds here.
According to that book, in general the evaluations/recommendations of the best experts are no better than and often worse than a group containing one middle-level expert and several non-experts. So it might be worthwhile to compare the recommendation of an expert you think is great to the recommendation of a group with an expert you think is simply good. Just an idea, but something worth playing around with, I think.