How to Show & Tell: A recipe to share work async

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A concrete recipe appears: use a 30-60-90 state label, open with context and jobs‑to‑be‑done, show prototype interactions via Figma Mirror or a phone recording, list pros and cons, and ask role‑specific questions so reviewers know how to respond. Tools named include Loom and dscript for quick edits, share on Slack with a watch time and recommendation, keep videos to 5 minutes, limit to one edit pass, and reuse a lightweight template; these steps turn silence into actionable feedback.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:13Background
3. 2:28Why
4. 7:47Structure
5. 9:02Show Dont Tell
6. 11:40Package in async
7. 13:24Building confidence
8. 14:16Special tips

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