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I think your example is largely a good, valid reason to move fast. It’s a short lived, time sensitive event with clear outcomes and low ambiguity. The problem
by SkyPuncher 2y ago
I think your example is largely a good, valid reason to move fast. It’s a short lived, time sensitive event with clear outcomes and low ambiguity.
The problem comes when you’re tackling large, ambiguous problems.
- borski 2y agoYes, agreed completely. “All hands on deck” can work really well for time sensitive things like this, but… it has to end relatively quickly, there must be a reprieve afterward (celebrate, take a day off, something), and it can’t happen all the time. If it happens all the time, nobody will pay any attention to it when it actually matters.