Whenever Mete has the puck in the offensive zone (usually by a great transition play he made), he looks as if it's his first time in that position and doesn't know what to do. I don't know if it's lack of offensive instincts (I hope not, but we'll see), poor coaching (coach's not teaching him the offensive part of the game), or him and coaches just deciding to focus pretty much 100% on the defensive side first - or some combination of all 3.
We'll see with time. But I do like that he's trying to get better defensively. I'd like to see him practice his offensive game everyday, as forwards do, in order to have a plan of what to do in different types of offensive situations (off the rush, on odd man rushes, when he skates the puck behind the net, etc..), and in general to develop his offensive instincts.
I remember an interview with PK Subban when he was in Nashville where he said Laviolette is the only coach he's had that practiced offense. I don't know if that's because before that he only had dinosaurs like Jacques Martin and Therrien or if Laviolette is unique in that way...