The thing you thought was so uber important, so fraught with meaning, took 5 minutes to figure out. Of course. But I love the unpacking of the perceived importance after the fact.
Isn't that how it often ends up? The thing you built up and fretted about gets addressed quickly once you face it?
There is some additional backstory that I didn't include but that I should probably write about at some point. In tight-knit groups, difficult decisions seem to get diffusely made. They don't end up as confrontations at a single moment. They end up as negotiations over many moments. At least, that's what we found often at Slack.
The thing you thought was so uber important, so fraught with meaning, took 5 minutes to figure out. Of course. But I love the unpacking of the perceived importance after the fact.
Isn't that how it often ends up? The thing you built up and fretted about gets addressed quickly once you face it?
There is some additional backstory that I didn't include but that I should probably write about at some point. In tight-knit groups, difficult decisions seem to get diffusely made. They don't end up as confrontations at a single moment. They end up as negotiations over many moments. At least, that's what we found often at Slack.