Myth: Remote Means Everyone Must Be Always Online
The green dot on Slack is a lie. It measures anxiety, not productivity. We are dismantling the 'Always-On' culture to build meaningful Async Lanes.
Marta Clarity
The Process Architect Warsaw
Operations Manager for remote-first teams. She fixes broken workflows, not code. Writes here because she believes 'telepathy' is not a management strategy and that a good checklist can save you 10 hours of meetings a week.
Note: “Marta Clarity” is a pseudonym. We use pseudonyms so we can write honestly about real work without naming clients, employers, or teams.
Myth: More Meetings Create Alignment
You cannot schedule your way to clarity. Why the 'All Hands' is failing you and how to replace 'Syncs' with 'Async Decisions'.
Case: Same Argument, Every Monday, Forever
Why do teams re-litigate the same decisions over and over? Because oral history is flawed. Here is how to build a Decision Log that stops the zombie debates.
Rant: Attachments Are Tiny Time Bombs
Stop emailing files. 'Final_v2_UPDATED.pdf' is a lie. We automate the stripping of attachments to create a Single Source of Truth.
The Fix: Async Decision Brief Template That Prevents Rambling
Chat threads are where decisions go to die. Stop the endless scrolling and use a structured 'Decision Brief' to get a Yes or No in minutes.