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But what is "first thing in the morning"? 8:00? 9:00? 10:00? If different people start at different times (the norm in tech), then there's no such thing as "fi
by kstenerud 6y ago
But what is "first thing in the morning"? 8:00? 9:00? 10:00?
If different people start at different times (the norm in tech), then there's no such thing as "first thing in the morning". You must interrupt people, which means that you should make sure it's more beneficial than the cost of interrupted flow.
- kthejoker2 6y agoHow does an event planned in advance "interrupt flow?" This is not a reasonable argument.
- kstenerud 6y agoBecause at that exact time, you must stop what you're doing and do something else, regardless of your flow state. This is why regularly scheduled meetings should meet a high bar of benefit to offset the potential interrupt cost.