• bad pattern in grouping
  • The state of “lots of data, lots of pain.”
    • So, “reduce the number of pieces you see and reduce the pain by bundling them with a nameplate.
    • This is the purpose of “organizing a group”
  • bad example
    • Lots and lots of labels collected from lots of employees.
    • Lots of labels regarding current dissatisfaction, let’s collect these.
    • Let’s put up a front called “Current Complaints.”
  • Why it’s bad
    • If we fold that group, we’ll only have abstract information about “dissatisfaction with the status quo.”
    • Is “I’m not happy with the way things are” useful information? No, it’s not.
    • If you want to know specifics, you need to open a bundle.
      • It’s a pain to bundle and open, and it stays open.
      • It defeats the purpose of “compressing the number of sheets.”
  • What’s wrong.
    • There are a lot of labels regarding current dissatisfaction, let’s collect these.

      • regarding current dissatisfaction.
        • I’m not looking at the relationship between the two labels, I’m collecting them by their similarity to the original concept of “current dissatisfaction” in my head.
      • “There’s a lot of them. Let’s collect them.”
        • A group with many members is suddenly being created.
  • Stuck in the phase of putting up a nameplate.
    • How do I put a good nameplate on it?”
      • “What can I say other than ‘the current state of affairs’?”
    • I’m failing at collecting labels for the front of the house, so I can’t put a “good front” on it.

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