What We Learned When the Plan Didn’t Survive First Contact
When early plans met real dependencies, regular reflection helped the team adapt without losing trust or direction.
Tending the Whole
Application
I tend to notice where work gets stuck between teams, even when everyone is busy and well-intentioned.
As the migration has unfolded, I’ve been working on making dependencies and tradeoffs more visible, so coordination doesn’t rely on memory or goodwill alone.
I keep learning that most friction isn’t caused by disagreement, but by things we can’t see yet.
I’m interested in practices that help groups align without needing constant escalation.
Training reflections
When early plans met real dependencies, regular reflection helped the team adapt without losing trust or direction.
Making work visible shifted attention from effort to coordination, revealing where progress was actually constrained.