Flying back to DFW tomorrow, without luggage the entire weekend. All of our baby’s clothing and food, my wife and I’s valuable, lost somewhere in Dallas. Hoping it’s not a lost cause.
First and last time flying @united this weekend. Flight to Edmonton was delayed 4 hours due to mechanical, missed connection in Denver resulting in a 7 hour layover, just to realize our bags were not even loaded onto the flight.
Kept an eye on the DFW to Houston flight all morning just to see it was delayed and wouldn’t make the connection to Edmonton. I called again, and the representative said our luggage is actually in Denver. I transferred to a supervisor, and now the bags are actually in DFW. Huh?
New on the Artefact blog:
We break down:
✅ Where traditional docs fall apart
✅ How context switching creates costly mistakes
✅ What modern, streamlined approval workflows actually look like
https://t.co/2roloxDky2
Manually adding an “Approved” label in a Google Doc is the adult version of putting a gold star on your own homework.
Approvals should be trackable, accountable, and automated. Not vibes-based.