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How do you know what people have been working on?

David Heinemeier Hansson · 6 Oct 2021

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Asking people what they are working on frequently and automatically gives a company a sense of progress

Asking people what they've worked on and what they intend to work on frequently and automatically gives the company a daily pulse of progress

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  1. Asking people what they've worked on and what they intend to work on frequently and automatically gives the company a daily pulse of progress

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