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As an aside, following this fellow's twitter is why I had a shift-to-online plan for my class in the Spring before the start of spring break and wasn't caught completely flatfooted by it when we had to go remote.https://twitter.com/BeijingPalmer/status/1319835142748340225 …
Looking back, I mostly wish I had felt the confidence to warn my colleagues, instead of just quietly preparing for my own class and think I was probably being silly, since we weren't receiving any advice to even prepare for the eventuality.
The school I work for was planning in February or early March for it. I don't think the wider university was.
Yeah, really. I was stocking my pantry and freezer "just in case" in mid-February, but didn't say much out loud other than to my wife. I was thinking of going to my management in mid-March when it looked like we weren't going to get WFH, but they acted faster than I did.
There's a social norm of sorts that we're supposed to believe that the powers that be know what they're doing, and so we all feel kind of silly second-guessing them. If the pandemic has taught me anything it's that we can't do away with it fast enough.
I don't actually think that is the right lesson to take here. I think the right lesson to take is that people decided a 'outsider' could 'drain the swamp' of all of those experts and still lead effectively. They were wrong.
Twitter saattaa olla ruuhkautunut tai ongelma on muuten hetkellinen. Yritä uudelleen tai käy Twitterin tilasivulla saadaksesi lisätietoja.
