What do ducks, toilet seats, and eggs have in common?
This Week in Quality, apparently.
Doesnt sound like much of a punchline, but if you know you know. You just had to be there. And that's the whole point - being there - showing up and having a laugh over it. Communities thrive on shared language. Sociologies would call this social solidarity. Silly memes help build bonds, a sense of belonging, and create a safe space that allows the exploration of deeper topics. And in difficult times especially it's important to remember to laugh. It's a reminder that you have a community that supports you.
This Week in Quality, apparently.
Doesnt sound like much of a punchline, but if you know you know. You just had to be there. And that's the whole point - being there - showing up and having a laugh over it. Communities thrive on shared language. Sociologies would call this social solidarity. Silly memes help build bonds, a sense of belonging, and create a safe space that allows the exploration of deeper topics. And in difficult times especially it's important to remember to laugh. It's a reminder that you have a community that supports you.
Shawn Vernier
Quality Engineer
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The answer to quality is context.
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