The case for ditching the middle ground — and what good governance actually requires.
Great article Caitlin! It’s got me thinking!
Hybrid sounds flexible on paper, but the experience can feel very different depending on where you’re sitting.
I’ve seen the same thing, people in the room naturally shape the conversation, while others have to work harder just to stay part of the meeting.
Thanks for chiming in with your experience!
"Stop optimizing for convenience and start optimizing for conversation.” Exactly. Making something easier isn’t the same as making it better. The better question is whether it gets better at producing the outcome it exists for.
Fully agree; There is a right time and place for different tools and situations—and the discernment in choosing is key.
Great article Caitlin! It’s got me thinking!
Hybrid sounds flexible on paper, but the experience can feel very different depending on where you’re sitting.
I’ve seen the same thing, people in the room naturally shape the conversation, while others have to work harder just to stay part of the meeting.
Thanks for chiming in with your experience!
"Stop optimizing for convenience and start optimizing for conversation.” Exactly. Making something easier isn’t the same as making it better. The better question is whether it gets better at producing the outcome it exists for.
Fully agree; There is a right time and place for different tools and situations—and the discernment in choosing is key.