A sync is a meeting to make sure everyone is on the same page.
In theory: alignment.
In practice: status updates out loud.
Syncs exist because information doesn’t flow naturally.
If you need a sync every week, something upstream is broken.
If you need a sync every day, nothing is owned clearly.
A sync without decisions is just a meeting-shaped chat.
“Let’s do a quick sync to align on priorities and unblock dependencies.”
Sometimes.
✅ Good syncs prevent misunderstandings.
⚠️ Too many syncs are a sign that work isn’t structured to move on its own.
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