Why Worker-Type Selection Kills Projects Before Work Begins
The problem isn't who you hire. It's the execution architecture you choose without realizing you're choosing it.
Chinyeaka Osondu
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The Three-Week Hole: What Happens When Critical Knowledge Exists Only in Someone's Head
The most dangerous knowledge gaps aren't the ones where nothing is documented. They're the ones where almost everything is documented, except the critical delta between what's specified and what's actually built. That gap is invisible until the two people who know about it are unavailable.
