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Do you think soldiers in battle should send well crafted emails instead of shouting or just acting on observations? Not sure things are just "qualitative"...
by RandomLensman 3y ago
Do you think soldiers in battle should send well crafted emails instead of shouting or just acting on observations? Not sure things are just "qualitative"...
- gedy 3y agoLet's get real, white collar tech work is nothing like battles. Even outages are not that dramatic.
- RandomLensman 3y agoNot like physical danger, but can lose a lot of money in minutes in some places.
- runako 3y agoAbsolutely wild to take a discussion about "Return to Office" and pivot to soldiers in battle. Solid B for trolling. Would be A-caliber except effective militaries write a lot and use written words as a key part of their command and control. (I will escalate your "soldiers in battle" and ask whether you think launch command on a nuclear submarine would launch nuclear missiles solely on the basis of a quick call?)
- RandomLensman 3y agoI know, actually, but any place relying very strongly on formalised communication over dynamic approaches tends to underperform anyway (and militaries relearn that every so often), so all this stuff will resolve itself over time anyway. The non-social crowd will lose out, just give it time. Btw., depending on country and situation, nuclear missile submarines can actually have wide latitude on decisions.