Add Friction Back In
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WHEN TO USE Use when you sense something is wrong on your team but can’t name it. WHAT TO DO Invite your team to write privately: “If I resigned in six months, I’d be leaving because… The part I don’t say out loud is… The smallest change that would make the biggest difference is…” This…
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WHEN TO USE Use when a team process produces completed forms but not real conversations. WHAT TO DO Identify one step in a recurring process (reviews, 1:1s, onboarding) that exists for the system’s benefit rather than the person’s, and remove it. Then find one moment in the same process where a direct human exchange could…
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WHEN TO USE Use when your meetings feel checked-out, defensive, or like they could have been an email. WHAT TO DO Spend 15 minutes before one recurring meeting answering: what do I want people to feel in the first five minutes, not about the agenda, but about this gathering and the people in it? Design…
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