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- 4. And some challenges Although some can be pretty cool!
- 5. This a guide to use when we do the one thing that affects everything else we do: Communicate
- 7. 1.1 Keep a single source of truth
- 8. 1. Slack over email always a. I check my emails a couple of times a day b. I always keep an eye on Slack 2. Use one-on-one chat for your one-on-one discussions, use #general for team wide discussions/questions
- 9. 1. We span multiple time zones so folks might get your message late in the night or too early in the morning a. Don’t mention (@) someone unless you want them to know that they need to act ASAP b. Use common sense to decide what needs to be handled ASAP c. If EVERYTHING is urgent, then nothing is urgent Example of urgent cases: Customer satisfaction issues/bugs, the apocalypse (although arguably communicating that is useless)
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