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Conway's Law says your systems end up mirroring your org structure. Nowhere is that more brutally visible than in your work management tools. Every duplicated workflow, every custom field named "Priority (Marketing) v2," every project nobody can archive because two teams half-own it: that's not a tooling problem. That's your org chart, showing.
In this first episode, JP and Peteropens with the story behind the show's name (it starts at EA in 2012) and why, whenever people complain about Jira, it's almost never about Jira.
On The Wire: Microsoft cuts roughly 4,800 roles the same week M365 prices go up, and what that pairing signals about where the big platforms are headed. Plus a few more stories moving the work management world.
Then the main topic, in three parts: how org structure leaks into tool configuration, how to read an instance like an archaeology dig (what the config tells you about the politics that shaped it), and what you can actually do about it without triggering a turf war.
One takeaway to steal, and a tease of what's next.
New here? The Setup is work management, unfiltered. No pitches, no slideware, just the honest version of why your tools feel the way they do.