(sans “productivity shame”)
Ben Limmer
@blimmer
“Productivity Shame” is the act of regularly setting unrealistic expectations for what you can accomplish, and then beating yourself up when you fall short.
- Jocelyn K. Glei
These are things that work well for me, and I’ve seen them work well for other folks. If they don’t work for you, that’s OK!
Breaks in each section are not only for questions, please also provide your experience and tips!
What task am I tracking time against right now?
Think of two stories:
What were some characteristics of the stories that took longer?
Takes a good amount of time but pays dividends during execution.
Planning takes too much time. I should be writing code.
- Everyone
Scenario:
Scenario:
On this current train of thought what:
On this train of thought what am I learning?
On this train of thought what am I learning?
On this train of thought what am I learning?
On this train of thought what problem am I solving?
On this train of thought what problem am I solving?
On this train of thought what am I optimizing?
On this train of thought what am I optimizing?
On this current train of thought what:
Wait, I’ve spent how many hours on this so far!?
- Me, in a rabbit hole
I do everything in this talk 100% of the time!
I do everything in this talk 100% of the time!
“Like battery acid, productivity shame is a toxic substance that slowly corrodes your ability to take any joy in your work.”
- Jocelyn K. Glei