The most common handoff failure is not missing information -- it is assumed context. The sender knows why the work matters, what has been tried before, and what constraints exist. The receiver knows n...
The most common handoff failure is not missing information -- it is assumed context. The sender knows why the work matters, what has been tried before, and what constraints exist. The receiver knows none of it.
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