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> So, again: Maybe the nuclear option is needed in some situations, but if so, it means things have been poorly handled to get there. When we've done this, eve
by askafriend 7y ago
> So, again: Maybe the nuclear option is needed in some situations, but if so, it means things have been poorly handled to get there.
When we've done this, everyone on the team was on-onboard and bought in. It's not like people walked in one day and all the meetings were gone - that would break trust.
- ineedasername 7y agoThe fact that everyone agreed it was the only way forward doesn't mean something didn't go very wrong to get you there in the first place. I'm not saying don't take this sort of action. And certainly, if you have to, the way you went about it is probably sensible. I'm saying that well-run operations don't have to do it at all.
- wpietri 7y agoIn which case, maybe the labor of getting everybody onboard and bought in would be better put to getting everybody to learn to not create the problem in the first place.