[Calendar Audit] Week of 2026-06-09

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📅 Calendar Strategy Audit — Week of 2026-06-09

Are we spending time on what we say matters? This is a weekly signal, not a verdict.

⚠️ This report uses fixture data.

Coverage heatmap

Strategic Priority	Calendar Minutes	Events	Coverage
1. Ship to learn	300 min	sprint planning, design review, strategy alignment, focus block	🟢 Covered
2. Platform leverage	90 min	cross-team platform sync, audit export design review	🟢 Covered
3. Transparency by default	150 min	weekly status review, sprint retrospective, strategy alignment	🟢 Covered
4. Automate the routine	0 min	—	🔴 Zero coverage
5. Team-local decisions	60 min	strategy alignment working session	🟢 Covered
Routine (unclassified)	450 min	standups, 1:1s, compliance review, onboarding, vendor review, incident post-mortem	—

What stands out

• Ship to learn dominates classified calendar time this week (300 min), indicating strong delivery/learning-loop focus.
• Automate the routine has zero calendar coverage; should we treat that as expected async-first execution or a sign automation planning is being crowded out?
• Routine/unclassified meetings account for 450 min; which recurring meetings still have an explicit strategic connection?

Is async activity filling gaps?

Yes for Automate the routine: three standup transcript PRs were opened this week, indicating active automation output despite no dedicated meetings.

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See docs/calendar-audit.md for the full historical record and the PR for this week's update.
Research basis: Only 26% of employees report knowing how their daily work connects to company goals (Microsoft 2024).

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