Why High-Performing Teams Look Like They Do Nothing
There is a belief quietly embedded in some engineering cultures that suffering equals seriousness. That if your team is not always reachable, not always slightly panicked, not always racing something, then they must not be working hard enough. This belief is wrong. And it is worth naming clearly, be
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