E049: Is executive amnesia real, or do you need to do a better job communicating?

Update: 2024-12-26

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We dive in to some more Reddit questions and help a few folks out. From figuring out why it seems like executives can't remember past decisions you asked them to make, to understanding what a typical day should look like for an Enterprise Architect, we have no shortage of opinions to share.

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