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Baszucki: Only make major decisions in an optimistic, action-oriented state
“And I do think it's good to make decisions in that if you can tell the difference in that I want to go do stuff mode, I think those end up being longer term decisions. They can be decisions that in a less optimistic mode seem that that's impossible. Like, that…”
Baszucki: Organizations not actively reducing bureaucracy are actively imploding
“If one is not reducing bureaucracy, there's no neutral ground. Like, I think in a lot of situations where one thinks we're pretty good, like, we're just gonna let it be in this steady state, that's actually things are imploding in a way. If one is not trying t…”
Baszucki: Frequent, in-the-moment feedback works better than formal sessions
“What I have tried to do is move to more frequency, more in the moment, relaxed, not a big deal, rather than let's have a feedback session. So trying to be in the moment oh, what do you think about that? I think is much better than blocking or waiting or trying…”
Baszucki: Aggressive delivery tone influences employees more than the feedback itself
“I think the feedback is hyper tone related. I actually think if delivered in a neutral positive tone where people can sense my blood pressure's not going up, where I'm just like, I got your back no matter what. It's all cool. Even if the feedback's pretty hars…”
Baszucki: Empowered Individual Decision-Makers Outperform Group Consensus
“There is something, I think, inside of an organization where for many decisions, it's actually more important just to let's identify the person who's going to make the decision and let them be somewhat free and creative to make the decision. Then, in many case…”
Baszucki: Leaders have much more optionality to change course than they realize
“Trying to think of mistakes I have made have been typically where, where I've hung on to a concept too long. When I actually was very free to change my course. I think we have a lot more optionality than we imagine when I look backwards in time.”
Baszucki: Generalizable Lua API Drove Roblox's UGC Engine
“Eric was very different. It's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, don't do that. Like, we need to interface a language with this thing. We need an API. We need to have this thing be very generalizable. There's a game creation language called Lua. Let's connect that up and…”