A guerrilla in-person tactic: check a hard-to-schedule stakeholder's calendar to learn where they'll physically be (an office, a floor, an event), then engineer a "chance" hallway encounter to ask a quick question — a meeting that never appears on anyone's calendar.
Works because it trades a formal ask (competing for scarce calendar slots) for informal presence, and because in-person contact carries higher bandwidth than any scheduled call would. Sits alongside Coffee-Machine Ambush as a physical-positioning tactic for stakeholders who are otherwise unreachable through normal channels.
Из тем: Stakeholder Power and Trust