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"Management on a maker's schedule" is a powerful idea. Imagine the world under that paradigm. So much quieter. Unrelatedly, for some reason I'm leery of terms
by thunk 17y ago
"Management on a maker's schedule" is a powerful idea. Imagine the world under that paradigm. So much quieter.
Unrelatedly, for some reason I'm leery of terms like 'office hours'. They seem ... infantilising. I guess 'office hours' is a precise description, though.
- pg 17y agoYeah, I don't love the term "office hours" either. It's not even correct, since people have actual appointments; they're just clumped together. But I got into the habit of calling this thing office hours, and it is probably too late to change now.