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Typically there are three throws per second. Communication latency to stakeholders is too low while juggling to achieve desired goal.
by markstos 2y ago
Typically there are three throws per second. Communication latency to stakeholders is too low while juggling to achieve desired goal.
- bosie 2y agoWhat does this even mean? Especially the first bit
- thfuran 2y agoIt means they're for some reason talking about juggling balls.
- hangsi 2y ago3 throws per second is the rate of action required to perform juggling literally. The implication is that communicating between the miss that causes the fall and the event of dropping the ball must happen in less than 1 second. Translating back to the metaphor, communicating that the ball is being dropped before it hits the ground is a task as hard as the juggling itself.
- sdwr 2y agohttps://m.twitch.tv/clip/RefinedGracefulGrouseItsBoshyTime-b7gbzAeGXXKo33PA https://m.twitch.tv/clip/RefinedGracefulGrouseItsBoshyTime-b...
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- dasil003 2y agoYeah but only in earth gravity. Depending on your remote work location things change substantially, though I’m not sure exactly how in your mixed metaphor.
- kevindamm 2y agoRemote work is like juggling scarves -- especially if there are more than a few time zones in between. Things can stay in the air a bit longer which also can mean juggling more.. and moving your hands twice as fast.
- rhombocombus 2y agoAnd then also having the time to put those scarves in the laundry.