I recently finished one of the most important books I think I’ll read this year. Slow productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout ...
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Love that meme about typing vs thinking. Best article on dev.to ive read this year. There probably is a direct correlation between how much you type vs think and how good at programming you become as you progress from coding monkey to senior developer.
I've probably progressed backwards in the first three years of my career. Being given multiple projects to work on simultaneously and doing quick shallow work to meet deadlines, learning nothing and eventually burning out to the point where my productivity and ability to learn is screwed by my terrible health. Now im taking it slow, very slow, and I'm starting to be more productive than I ever was and finally producing work that I'm proud of, in between the bad days of brain fog I still get every week.
This is the best article I've read in a while. Thank you.
Thanks a million for the feedback Eben!
Shutdown rituals are underrated.
Great post!
They sure are! Thanks Juraj
Pairing time blocking with pomodoro has worked really well for me. And by the way, the tips are equally useful for senior level developers too
Happy to hear that Manuel! Thanks
Amazing post! Thank you for summarizing the book so well 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Don't mind me but i read this while i
I was in toilet. Great one.
Thanks, much needed advice in the age of distractions
Cheers Konadu
Great article. Very helpful information!
so much helpful information here! Adopting even a couple of these habits will make a difference in your day to day experience at work and your long term career trajectory
Huge thanks Micah!
Such an amazing post 😌
Totally agree with you!
Huge thanks Ndeye!
yeah this is solid advice. good reminder to reconsider how I work.
So good!!!
Thanks Jake!
Congratulations for the post.
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