Explain why separating maker and manager modes protects both deep work and meeting quality.
Devon's day has the right total hours but the wrong mode mix. Before: maker and manager work alternate all day. After: maker work and manager work have their own zones. Maker work moved into a continuous block. That protects ramp-up time and reduces restart cost. Meetings moved into a manager window. Access stays high, but collaboration no longer punctures the whole day. Meeting windows have outcomes and prep. Better meeting hygiene means the manager block stays useful, not bloated. When the work modes are different, the calendar should show it. mode-based scheduling Separated maker and manager modes into defendable zones.…
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