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Yesterday I told my team the release would be late.
Yesterday I told my team the release would be late.
They are not technical, so I kept it simple.
They are not technical, so I kept it simple.
I said, “to give you some context, we found a problem.”
I said, “to give you some context, we found a problem.”
The new feature does not work as we expected.
The new feature does not work as we expected.
If we ship it now, users will see errors.
If we ship it now, users will see errors.
I would rather push it to next Monday.
I would rather push it to next Monday.
I explained that the risk if we rush is worse.
I explained that the risk if we rush is worse.
They asked if we could fix it faster.
They asked if we could fix it faster.
I said we could, but more testing is needed.
I said we could, but more testing is needed.
They nodded and agreed to the new date.
They nodded and agreed to the new date.
I learned that clear words build trust.
I learned that clear words build trust.
Now the team knows why the delay matters.
Now the team knows why the delay matters.
When I explained a delay in plain words
by @hannah67