Translations:Logistics: The Invisible Part of Every Great Event/10/en

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There is also an emotional dimension to timing. Events that begin without a clear sense of shape often drift, and drift is felt most acutely by those who know the fewest people present. Attendees who are new to a group rely more heavily on structure, because structure signals the shape of participation. Established members can improvise; newcomers usually cannot.