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   by 0xmutt 2y ago

   Sane defaults would be great. The amount of interruptions on a day to day basis I would imagine is a significant drain on the collective attention span.
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   by 0xmutt 2y ago

   Agree heavily. Async mediums that interrupt like Slack with all the notifications stink. Having good habits around notification and interruption management is important. As is making sure everyone understands and operates within the same mi
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   by 0xmutt 2y ago

   Correct, email is also async. I was mainly providing my experience with respect to Slack or other async communication methods. I could have been clearer.
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   by 0xmutt 2y ago

   Entirely possible! I would not be surprised if that is the case. That seems most likely when you boil down the context of the (likely) situation.
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   by 0xmutt 2y ago

   With regards to Slack or other asynchronous communication methods, its generally a mixed bag in my experience. Folks still tend to target some and not all of the points. Which then leads to more follow-ups. I wonder if this has to do with o
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   by 0xmutt 2y ago

   Thanks for sharing! Throughly enjoyed reading through these posts. Learned about some interesting Firefox settings to try out.
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   by 0xmutt 2y ago

   Thanks for the list!
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   by 0xmutt 3y ago

   Absolutely nailed it with this take. This summarizes the sales enablement piece perfectly. Unfortunately business benefit is easiest to quantify from a sales enablement perspective as opposed to a security program perspective. Agree wholehe
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   by 0xmutt 3y ago

   I agree with this notion. The issue is you need the security attestation and certifications to give folks in the sales cycle the warm fuzzies. These pedantic measures are directly a pathway to sales enablement and revenue. The actual securi