Michael Lynch • 6/25/2019

Staying Motivated by Sending Status Updates to Nobody

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The article details the author's experience with Google's internal 'Snippets' tool, a simple text-based system for sharing weekly status updates. It explains how this practice eliminated the need for repetitive fact-reporting in meetings, freeing up time for more substantive discussions on career growth and technical challenges. The author contrasts this efficient system with the traditional, time-consuming meeting format experienced on a different team that did not use the tool.

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