[thu2111]

Absolutely this. I've actually seen company founders get frustrated and upset at waking up and having Slack channels filled with complex debate that happened over night (even when they didn't need to read it). Not for any clearly articulated reason, just a vague feeling that people shouldn't do that.

Eventually it came out that a big part of it was:

1. Slow reading skills

2. Slow typing skills

With the result that some people felt they just couldn't keep up in such debates and would thus effectively lose by default. This was frustrating to the group of us that could read, write and type quickly because it was basically a mostly implied request that we stop being good at our jobs. The thing you say about workers "without a craft per se" just rings so true to me.