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psychological safety!

clarity > speed & ideation

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Context is key

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Currently applied work structure at Doist

Time spent in the office

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Cela peut créer des problèmes futures, des personnes qui ne sont confortable seulement avec des personnes virtuelles, qu'ils peuvent dans un sens "controller". S'en suivra une génération incapable de communiquer dans la realité. Correctement utilisé, la technologie permet néanmoins de garder certains liens sociaux et des les renforcer.

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