Phil Eaton • 5/16/2020

RFCs and asynchronous-first culture

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The article advocates for an asynchronous-first culture using RFCs (Requests for Comment) to propose technical or organizational changes. It details the author's process of writing short RFC drafts, gathering feedback from peers asynchronously, and only scheduling meetings for unresolved disagreements, improving clarity and efficiency.

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