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I guess I'm not understanding part of this. Say I've been at a company for a year or so and talk to Ashley a lot, so we have basically a year of DM history. Tod
by commondream 4y ago
I guess I'm not understanding part of this. Say I've been at a company for a year or so and talk to Ashley a lot, so we have basically a year of DM history. Today we talk about something that we need to pull Derrick in on. How do I add Derrick to this DM that we've had running for a year in a way that doesn't expose everything else we've talked about?
I agree with the weakness of my open space situation in terms of having to provide context, but I think that's actually a spot where technology (like expanding discussions in Cardinal) really helps because the context can just be there automatically.
- sverhagen 4y agoSo, let's say that you've been talking with Ashley at a whiteboard for over an hour, and you pull in Derrick, how are they going to catch up on the conversation then? (Right, by you summarizing.) I felt the article was falsely suggesting that in that physical space, the "need to catch the person up" problem didn't exist.
- commondream 4y agoAh yeah, that was just bad writing on my part and not what I meant to say. I'll refine that a bit for future readers.