Do You Trust Me? A look at Trust, Time, and Teams
summary
Claims that systems of trust save time and reduce repeated work get tied to concrete rituals: pull requests, CI, tests, linters, pairing, code coverage and type systems act as offloaded checks so teams don’t babysit every change. Recurring problems surface—PR review burnout every six to eight months—and fixing systemic distrust requires process and people work, not more rules. Corporate turnaround example includes a CEO handing out 10,000 Post-its to rebuild trust by valuing employees first, then expecting better outcomes.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:27Caveats
- 3:56Systems of Trust (External)
- 10:21Pull Requests
- 18:12Components of Trust
- 19:27Trust Violations
- 20:06Repairing Violations
- 21:37Repairing Systemic Violations
- 27:20Defending Time
- 29:15Trust and Time
- 29:43Spending Time
