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Chances are that a lot of the folks around here are both makers and managers. The contextual change between maker mode and manager mode however is enormously ex
by 9oliYQjP 17y ago
Chances are that a lot of the folks around here are both makers and managers. The contextual change between maker mode and manager mode however is enormously expensive. It's not dissimilar to a CPU context switch. However, meetings have the same effect on a maker that busy waiting has on a CPU. You just can't get anything done while you're waiting for the meeting to be over, something that is exacerbated by the knowledge that most meetings are unnecessary and a waste of time because they're poorly run.