One part of maturing as a professional is learning how to say "OMG what concoction of apathy and hallucinogenics did you people chug for a whole quarter to make this piece of garbage" in a constructive way that still gets people to listen and fix things...
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I use "documenting" loosely. Sure, google has a gazillion slide decks bouncing around. But I like having things in slides because I can focus/highlight/call out the important stuff without letting people get distracted. Also good to have things to point back to as 'work I did'
That makes sense. It sounds like it's about creating artifacts of your work that can be easily shared, making it possible for you to influence without being present
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TBH I'm not very good at making stand-alone artifacts, plus I rarely read materials unless someone links me, so I assume other people the same
(research archives are super cool tho!)
In theory I could sit people down and show them too. but since I'm calling a meeting anyway.. -
I'm thinking of a pattern I see, where folks will cite a fact and link out to some analysis in a doc or deck to give their point more authority. I have former teammates (who no longer work at the company) that still end up influencing peoples' thinking in this way
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