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I agree that a lot of the information is perfectly suited for a wiki page. (And I bet Mailchimp has those too.) However, I feel that wiki pages should be treate
by Denzel 9y ago
I agree that a lot of the information is perfectly suited for a wiki page. (And I bet Mailchimp has those too.) However, I feel that wiki pages should be treated as secondary sources in the case of onboarding, not primary sources.
It feels like your discounting the benefits of building person-to-person rapport. Rapport is not built through wiki pages. And the easiest way to build rapport -- for both introverts and extroverts alike -- is through simple conversation about simple topics.
I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss face-to-face interaction just because it's uncomfortable or unnecessary. Not everything has to be comfortable or necessary to be useful.
Sometimes a little inefficiency can go a long way towards a happy life. In other words: stop and smell the roses.
- db48x 9y agoNobody is going to build rapport with anyone at an hour-long presentation about parking and transit options. An hour-long meeting about anything is not a chance to stop and smell the roses; the roses are all outside.
- Denzel 9y agoI'm afraid you don't understand what rapport is with such a sweeping statement. But, I'm not here to convince you. Honestly, it appears this type of team wouldn't be a good fit for you and that's okay.