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Everyone doing the right thing at the right time without a meeting that could've been an email.
means The ability to make different parts, people, or movements work together smoothly toward one result.
from From Latin co- ('together') plus ordinare ('to arrange, put in order,' itself from ordo, 'row, rank, order'). It entered English in the 1600s mostly in scientific and administrative contexts — arranging things into proper rank or sequence — before settling into its modern double life: the physical grace of a gymnast, and the organizational grace of a team that actually syncs up.
- game theory term
- a coordination game has multiple equally good outcomes, just pick one
- traffic lights
- solve coordination problems for 4 million drivers daily
- ants beat humans
- colonies coordinate complex logistics with zero management layer
- handwriting link
- poor motor coordination was once literally called clumsiness in med texts