Each type of schedule works fine by itself but problems arise when they meet

Negation: Not every type of schedule works fine by itself or problems do not arise when they meet 0 0 0

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If it is true that...

Each type of schedule works fine by itself but problems arise when they meet 1 0 2

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Most powerful people can make everyone resonate at their frequency if they want to 1 0 2

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Smarter powerful people restrain themselves if they know that some of the people working for them need long chunks of time to work in 1 0 2

Then it must be true that...

Those on the manager's schedule should understand the cost of meetings for those on the maker's schedule 1 0 2

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Paul Graham/Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule

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Programmers dislike meetings because they operate on a different schedule from other people 1 0 2 Meetings cost programmers more time 1 0 2 There are two types of schedule: the manager's schedule and the maker's schedule 1 0 2 The manager's schedule is for bosses and is divided into one hour intervals 1 0 2 Operating on the maker's schedule, meetings are a disaster 1 0 2 A single meeting can disrupt a whole afternoon by breaking it into two small pieces 1 0 2 Office hours are a device for simulating the manager's schedule within the maker's schedule 1 0 2 Those on the maker's schedule are willing to compromise and have some number of meetings 1 0 2 Those on the manager's schedule should understand the cost of meetings for those on the maker's schedule 1 0 2 The more clear a schedule is, the better you can stick to it 0 0 1