It's annoying when work drags on.

My first remote job out of college, I once spent a full eight hours stuck on a git rebase because I was too nervous to bother the senior dev. I mean, that's just dumb looking back. It really does come down to whether the team makes it clear that asking for help is not just okay, but expected. Without those planned check-ins or a buddy system, you just sit there spinning your wheels and feeling like an idiot. It's a sure way to burn out someone who's actually eager to learn. Setting up a regular sync is such a basic fix, but so many teams just don't do it.

Ugh, I wish that worked for us. My daughter still calls them "little stink cabbages" no matter how I cook them, air fryer or not. They just come out kinda bitter for me, even with all the shaking and crispiness. I've had way better luck hiding spinach in smoothies.

Yeah, classic case of the tail wagging the dog.

Did Lisa's volume actually last the whole day or just the morning? I've had tricks work for a few hours then completely fall flat by afternoon. That's the real test for me.