... Quoting _The Social Psychology of Organizing_.
"Efforts to maintain the illusion that organizations are rational and orderly in the interest of legitimacy are costly and futile." Weick, _Making Sense of the Organization_.
While we understand your desire for the things on the right, if you meditate long enough, you might sooner find it easier to accept the importance of the things on the left. Under sufficient pressure, we cling to the illusion of effectiveness of the things on the right, too.
Do I know anyone out there who has dealt with self-confidence deficits in the sports psychology domain? I'm asking for me.
If you can, use "commit" as a verb instead. This is how I usually say things. I would never say "do a commit". I might add a commit to a repository. I might finish a commit or submit a commit. I'm struggling because I instinctively use "commit" as the verb itself.
Lower trust leads to higher transaction costs. Building trust is an investment.
The Wi-Fi only works when it's raining 🌧📶 Happy April Cools! A few people and I decided lying for April 1st is cliché, so we're surprising you with truthful essays on unexpected topics. Mine is about the hardest hardware problem I've ever had to debug: predr.ag/blog/wifi-on...
The strangest hardware problem I've ever had to debug.
Social media networks: systematized amplification of cognitive distortions. It's fine.
