Low Earth orbit
ISS
No hierarchy. No gravity.

The ISS team is our most distributed workforce. Mostly around the same room. Please secure your deliverables.
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Life in Low Earth orbit.
The ISS office began as a misunderstanding about satellite teams. By the time anyone clarified the phrase, procurement had booked a launch. Six colleagues now conduct the only Zidea stand-up in which standing is technically impossible.
Imani runs an unusually literal accountability system: if you release an object, you remain responsible for where it goes. Headquarters is considering adopting this for ideas. So far, the executive team has requested more research.
From the window, the borders in our regional reporting spreadsheet do not appear. People tend to become quiet when they notice. Then a pen floats past, someone catches it, and the small work of looking after one another resumes.
“We finally flattened the organization. Then it floated into the ventilation system.”
Dr. Imani ColeCommander of Staying Attached
A day around here.
Inventory the floating things. Include yourself.
Lunch with a view of everyone you have ever known.
Secure the laptops. Do not secure the feelings.
Read the office supply incident
One uncapped marker completed four laps of the module before capture. Marketing reported 400% organic reach. Imani reported a stain.
The lunar office would like to borrow a ladder.
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