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>In this case, the downside to saving money by laying off expensive experience is clear. Unfortunately, the downsides are rarely clear before the upsides The g
by nazgulnarsil 14y ago
>In this case, the downside to saving money by laying off expensive experience is clear. Unfortunately, the downsides are rarely clear before the upsides
The general heuristic of pointing out information asymmetries even when they seem obvious is a good one. In fact I'd say my experience has been that most people could benefit by explicitly saying more obvious things. The reason people don't is for fear of looking bad.
- SatvikBeri 14y agoOvercommunicate, overcommunicate, overcommunicate. Also, overcommunicate. It's remarkably helpful to overcommunicate-by overcommunicating you'll clear up a ton of miscommunications due to different assumptions you and the other person are making, even when things seem obvious. So again, overcommunicate.