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January 2021 in review
January 2021 in review
I’m experimenting with the idea of giving a monthly update of how I’m doing and what I’m up to. Let’s see if it sticks! And if it doesn’t, then at least you’ve got a snapshot of January 2021. I worry that I do not have the writing skills to convey what I want to convey to a potentially infinite audience. When I speak candidly, I also want to be empathetic and fair. I’m confident I can do that when speaking to individuals because I can adjust to the audience – is this a friend from college? A student looking for advice? Another woman leader in tech who knows? What parts do I need to explain carefully, what parts can I wave off with shorthand language? It’s simpler in small groups. and how sometimes it’s not that they’re being a jerk to me, or vice versa; but we’re operating under different value systems. I’m thinking a lot about something my friend called “toxic positivity,” similar to ruinous empathy – an environment where if one tries to have difficult conversations, it’s viewed as being a bad actor. Conversations around e.g. a strategy not working, someone not having the right skillset for the task at hand, or needing to let people go, etc. being viewed as being vicious, rather than something necessary (and to be done with empathy and care). How unintentional toxicity can come from a person simply being in the wrong role, even when their intentions are pure.
·vrk.dev·
January 2021 in review
Don’t “clarify” your values
Don’t “clarify” your values
You can dream up any combination of dishes - values — that you like…but that doesn’t mean the restaurant — actual world — will serve them to you. ​ something to appreciate about both spontaneity and routine, something to appreciate about both striving and settling, something to appreciate about novelty and familiarity. ​ Values necessarily emerge from the bottom up, in an illegible patchwork that exceeds anything we could ever design.
·pamelajhobart.com·
Don’t “clarify” your values
Felix’s core values
Felix’s core values
I believe I can have the highest impact by providing the right education infrastructure to people who are a lot smarter than me and might already work in those fields.
·felix.vision·
Felix’s core values
Values Length and Interpretation
Values Length and Interpretation
Single words for values are seductive because they have deep meanings. But, because they have deep meanings, you’ve little assurance that everyone has the same definition. (“What is love?”)— Sean Rose (@seanrose) October 22, 2018
·twitter.com·
Values Length and Interpretation