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The Leaflet #135: when to avoid MVPs, squishy domains, a central contradiction leaders screw up
When is shipping an MVP the wrong move?
Many a Leaflet has extolled the virtues of shipping fast and acting timely on feedback. (See, eg, demos over memos). This approach assumes failure is cheap. If your rough version flops, it’s no big d...
The Leaflet #134: pro bono advice 1 and 2, big team best practices in small settings
Pro bono advice, part 1
Build something for a team you believe in or care about. Build it to spec for them. Make it really good. Design with sensitivity. Ride along with the folks who will be using what you build. Perhaps the most radical...
The Leaflet #133: allaying anxiety; communication as hydration; demos > memos
Anxious? Connect or create. (or recreate)
When I’m not in the throes of anxiety and I can try to unpack what was happening in body and mind during those throes, I’m struck by how confident my anxiety is. Or maybe it’s how confident I am in...
The Leaflet #132: leader vacation, observation > 1:1, Claude reveals your preferences
Leader vacation as leadership opportunity
You’re taking real-for-real time off, right? You better. It’s good for you. It’s good for your people, too. Ideally, you’re modeling for them what healthy management of a life and calendar look lik...
The Leaflet #131: teaching judgment, 1990s television, pencil and paper as technology
Replacing opaque power moves with transparent teaching
Leaders often tell me that talented (young) folks they manage don’t yet have good judgment. They often seem skeptical that these folks will develop that judgment. So these youngsters g...
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