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I haven't, but I can imagine "why can't this be done faster?" becoming a tactic to intimidate people into working long hours to meet unrealistic deadlines that
by bonobo3000 11y ago
I haven't, but I can imagine "why can't this be done faster?" becoming a tactic to intimidate people into working long hours to meet unrealistic deadlines that keep shrinking. Hopefully thats not the case at Upstart.
- calinet6 11y agoIt's the right question, but the answer is more complex than the asker usually wants to recognize. Too often it's used as a short-term stick rather than as a means to improve. For that reason alone, it's best to ignore the speed motivator and focus on what can actually improve to get you to be faster as a team.