The cost of picking up where you left off
Switching tasks is not the expensive part. Reassembling the context you had ten minutes ago is, and almost nobody budgets for it.
Field notes, interface decisions and the occasional argument. Published when there is something worth saying, which is not every week.
Every assistant is tempted to prove its usefulness. The harder discipline is saying nothing on the days there is nothing worth saying.
Most recurring meetings survive because cancelling one requires a decision and keeping it does not. Here is how to tell the two apart.
Four features that tested well, shipped badly, and taught us more than the ones that worked.