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> Team churn This is somehow nearly universally seen as a bad thing (except at Amazon) yet companies seem completely fine with it surging.
by MattGaiser 5y ago
> Team churn
This is somehow nearly universally seen as a bad thing (except at Amazon) yet companies seem completely fine with it surging.
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- phendrenad2 5y agoTeam churn can be a good thing. When you have to constantly explain to newbies "the way we do things here" you're incentivized to keep "the way we do things here" as simple as possible. Otherwise, it can become a big list of institutional quirks and unwritten rules that serve no purpose. Lean and mean is the way.