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> If after “resolving” something you can’t actually write down what was accomplished, nothing was resolved. It's possible to "resolve" something / determine wh
by mandelbrotwurst 6y ago
> If after “resolving” something you can’t actually write down what was accomplished, nothing was resolved.
It's possible to "resolve" something / determine what to do next without writing anything down.
Often the ideal outcome is simply an agreement that Person X will move forward with approach Y.
- wnevets 6y ago>Often the ideal outcome is simply an agreement that Person X will move forward with approach Y. Which you can write down if you so desire.
- cmwelsh 6y agoOn my last team that would result in a JIRA ticket containing the details so approach Y was documented and the reasons behind it were recorded. Then the ticket is assigned to Person X and they go ahead with the work.