Sort: Comfort, Stretch, and Panic Signals
Distinguish comfort, stretch, and panic zone signals in real work situations.
Sort each cue into the zone it most strongly suggests. Comfort zone Stretch zone Panic zone You can complete the work almost on autopilot and rarely need a new strategy. You feel a little slower because you are trying a new sequence, but you can still think and ask questions. You start hiding uncertainty because being seen learning feels too risky. The assignment is visible and unfamiliar, but you have a sponsor and a bounded scope. You already know exactly how the meeting will go and are not likely to learn much from it. You cannot process input because the…
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