Hallway after all-hands: choose the bridge
Pick an in-person bridge move that converts overheard weak-tie information into a respectful value offer.
Modern office hallway after a company all-hands, employees leaving a meeting room, a product manager pausing near a customer success manager who is speaking with a colleague, cool gray walls, teal accents, natural office lighting, open space for overlay, no text, words, letters, numerals, logos. Evan stands in a hallway after all-hands near Laila from customer success. He has overheard that beta hospitals are confused by the rollout map, and he has a useful one-page pattern from a past project. Evan has a relevant artifact, but Laila is a weak tie and did not ask for a pitch. What should…
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