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The PARA Method
Tiago Forte
Method 2: The manager creates (or assigns someone to create) a written straw man (a hypothetical answer designed to inspire discussion), shares it with the team, invites the team to give feedback (written and verbal), facilitates group discussion, and determines the final answer. ○ Pros: Creates more buy-in. Gets some minimal benefit from the collective wisdom of the team. ○ Con: Takes more time.
The Great CEO Within
Matt Mochary, Alex MacCaw, and Misha Talavera
I gave each member of my team a choice: You can produce slides, or prose (i.e., plain text, using full sentences and paragraphs). Unsurprisingly, sales and marketing picked slides, and engineering and services picked prose.
Don’t Make Board Decks
Luke Kanies
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