What Neel Nanda thinks about management

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Runs the mechanistic interpretability team at Google DeepMind; worked on interpretability at Anthropic before that.

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1. 15 Jun 2022

   Our readingIn prioritizing a list of tasks, the closest calls matter least while getting the very top item right matters most

   Their wordsIn hindsight, the hardest comparisons are in fact the least useful - if I do the fourth most important task before the third most important, that's no big deal, but doing the tenth before the first is a screw-up!

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