The Pizza Problem: Why More Process Doesn't Mean More Output
Breaking work into more process steps does not increase output. It usually adds friction.
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Breaking work into more process steps does not increase output. It usually adds friction.
Simple solutions can feel too small at first, but they are often easier to run and sustain.
Every new tool solves one problem and creates a few new ones if the team is not careful.
You start the day with noise before real work even begins. Here is why that happens and how to fix it.