Collaboration is scary and makes us better
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Says using Confluence and live editing makes work visible and sometimes terrifying but ultimately better, argues collaboration produces more robust outcomes despite the friction, and proposes concrete practices like pair writing and creating channels for constructive versus negative feedback. Includes anecdotes about real editing flow, the fear of being watched while drafting, and a clear claim that opening work up brings measurable improvements in quality and shared ownership rather than vague exhortations.
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