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Totally - you shouldn’t. But sometimes you have to use common tools and practices to protect your teams workload and manage the expectations of an often frustra
by __oh_es 6y ago
Totally - you shouldn’t. But sometimes you have to use common tools and practices to protect your teams workload and manage the expectations of an often frustrated larger business.
Plus not everyone has the privilege of a good base experience, or the option to just find a better cultured company.