Right-click any script in the Project window and select "Open C# Project." It opens your IDE directly at that file, skipping the manual process of switching windows, waiting for the whole solution to load, and hunting through folders for the script you wanted.
Double-clicking the script does the same thing, but the right-click option makes it clear this is the actual intended path, not an undocumented shortcut.
If you're going back and forth between Unity and your editor dozens of times a session (which most people are, whether they notice it or not), this small habit removes a lot of dead time.
What's a small workflow habit that ends up saving you more time than expected?
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