Cameron Herold explains why teams should discuss issues together in group meetings instead of separately. Splitting conversations doesn't scale and can be dangerous, while hashing things out as a group leads to better solutions.
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If there's something that needs to be talked about at that level, we'll just put it on our list of things that we want to talk about. We call it our issues list, and we'll call it out and hash it out all together. That's not really how I roll, going from one to the other. I think that we come to a better solution, ultimately, if we can all hear each other's thoughts. Sometimes I'll start the conversation with one and then start the conversation separately. Just because we don't have the time. All together. And then by the time we all come together, everyone's had a chance to actually think about how we want to solve something.
Yeah, I think it's pretty dangerous that if you do kind of break them apart. Right. It doesn't. It just doesn't scale. It doesn't work.