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I have never seen this framed as performing work too slowly. It's more about cutting scope, gathering context, asking for help, identifying dependencies, etc.
by ZephyrBlu 4y ago
I have never seen this framed as performing work too slowly. It's more about cutting scope, gathering context, asking for help, identifying dependencies, etc.
It's often really helpful for someone to ask these questions, especially when they have higher level context you weren't aware of.
- hef19898 4y agoSpeed is relative. What you want is the right speed of getting things done, not just being faster by default. It is as important to slow down in operations as it is to speed up as it is to just run things stable. The true art of good ops management is knowing to do those things, in parallel depending on the subject at hand, and to judge which approach to choose. The article didn't even hint at that.