Slack Has Positive Externalities For Groups — LessWrong
When someone in a group has extra slack, it makes it easier for the whole group to coordinate, adapt, and take on opportunities. But individuals most…
x Slack Has Positive Externalities For Groups — LessWrong Best of LessWrong 2021 Slack Practical World Optimization Frontpage 104 Slack Has Positive Externalities For Groups by johnswentworth 29th Jul 2021 6 min read 12 104 You ever have one of those group projects where you all need to find a time to meet, but some or all of the group members have packed schedules, so you pull out the whenisgood and it turns out the only times that work are 2-2:15 pm on Thursday or 6:30-7:30 am on Tuesday? For this sort of scheduling problem, the best group members are those with lots of slack in their schedu
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