Cognitive Load and Team Boundaries
The Limit Nobody Could Name
Module 4, Lesson 1
What you'll learn
You can identify when a scaling proposal violates a biological constraint - and explain why adding coordination mechanisms makes the underlying problem worse, not better.
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sociotechnical systemssystems thinkingCynefinConway's Lawteam topologiesorganizational designengineering managementsoftware architecturecognitive loadcomplexityscaling engineering teamsdecision-makingorganizational debtsense-making