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[return to "Nuanced communication usually doesn't work at scale"]
1. victor+Ec[view] [source] 2022-01-29 18:20:14
>>tagoll+(OP)
I read it and felt kind-of bitter.

On one hand, yeah, may be nuanced message doesn't work at scale. However, when saying literally two things (vs one) became nuanced. I wound understand if it was a speech talking about a dozen of different things and their interplay... These were literally two things - create a solid product and let's move forward fast. That's it.

Also, why the hell whole hierarchy of middle management exist in such case? The only reason for it to exist is exactly ability to execute at scale (when things which are coming from the top are propagated properly).

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2. cecilp+Od[view] [source] 2022-01-29 18:28:10
>>victor+Ec
But if those two things (velocity and reliability) are at opposing ends of an engineering spectrum, then different teams will make different decisions about how best to trade one off for the other, and then the org as a whole is unfocused.
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