A short guide to **Split Screen**, the weekend cameras section of the members library. This note was published when the section launched.

## What it is

Split Screen is a look at one workplace moment from more than one seat. The kind of hour you have already lived, where the same thanks, silence, or freeze means something different depending on whose chair you occupy. It is observational more than it is instructional. Same situation, and different private math.

It stays career-adjacent. Register with email to read.

## Why we added it

You already know the feeling of watching a week land cleanly for one desk and strangely for another. Split Screen writes that hour down once a week.

## How it is structured

Each weekend follows the same shape. The number of seats can change.

1. **The picture.** One light cartoon of people in the same situation, each in their own head.
2. **The seats.** Quoted interior monologue. Two seats some weeks. Three is common. Four or five when another desk actually changes the score.
3. **The mismatch.** One short close that names what each seat bought, paid, or banked. No extra advice after it.

You can sit in any camera. The piece is not written only for the person at the bottom of the chart.

## Update frequency

Weekly on the **weekend**. Register with email to read.

## Why read it

- **Fast.** Picture, bubbles, mismatch, then Monday.
- **Recognisable.** If you have sat in one of those chairs, the gap lands without a lecture.
- **Sendable.** If you saw a workplace moment worth splitting, send it to [splitscreen@onehundredhq.com](mailto:splitscreen@onehundredhq.com).

Start with this week's post. If you only have a minute, read the bubbles and the mismatch and stop there.