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This is a great way to lose your best people. Or it's pure /s
by ashtar 5y ago
This is a great way to lose your best people. Or it's pure /s
- bluGill 5y agoNot if handled right. Remember those unimportant projects are often self-assigned as try the latest thing to see if it is useful to us, and they often get high visibility to management as cool things we want to do next. Of course if this is only treated as unimportant projects they will leave.
- pmmck 5y agoMaybe a better term would be "critical projects" instead of "important projects" in that case?