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I think you gather a bunch of trusted delegates (probably senior managers) and make a lot of 1:1 video calls
by jefftk 7y ago
I think you gather a bunch of trusted delegates (probably senior managers) and make a lot of 1:1 video calls
- alistairSH 7y agoEven if 1:1 was untenable, at least team level discussions, not 400 at once. At live, not some robot-voiced dystopian nightmare meeting.
- JumpCrisscross 7y ago> make a lot of 1:1 video calls 440 people. Take ten senior people, CEO included, and divide the list into groups of five. News is delivered to bunches of five at a time, calls capped at five minutes, with one-on-one follow-up calls to be scheduled for later in the week. After forty-five minutes, you’d be done. Those forty-five minutes will be mayhem, and you probably want to disable company services at the start of that process, but it would be better than this. (Next up, do the same thing at the team level to reassure those staying.) This is one of the costs of a flat hierarchy, by the way. You don’t have managers who can work in parallel.
- woah 7y agoThat sounds like a recipe to get the exact same kind of article as this one written