In your job, what time do people usually call it a day?, How do back-to-back meetings affect your focus and energy?, Should companies avoid back-to-back meetings? Why or why not?, Why do people get triple booked—poor planning, urgent work, or saying yes too often?, Off the top of your head, what are three ways to reduce stress at work?, When is it risky to answer off the top of your head instead of checking facts?, Who do you usually ask to chase down the answer—a colleague, Google, or a manager?, Tell about a time you had to chase down the answer because nobody knew it., When is it useful to write a TL;DR—in emails, group chats, or reports?, If you had to give a TL;DR of your week, what would it be?, What happens when problems pile up in a team—how do people usually react?, What helps you stop work from piling up during the week?, When you’re stuck on a problem, do you prefer to push through or call it a day and continue tomorrow?, Do you think it’s healthy to call it a day even when you haven’t finished everything? Why/why not?

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