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If it was answered honestly. I wonder how the answer of: In the morning [not a consistent time] I'll reflect on what I need to do for the day, examine goals th
by monksy 11y ago
If it was answered honestly. I wonder how the answer of:
In the morning [not a consistent time] I'll reflect on what I need to do for the day, examine goals that need to be completed, plan out the day, start the first pomodoro, mid day: take a break by walking around outside, finish up the pomodoros, and take the last one to reflect on what I did, how the goals went, and how to improve. All which would have nothing to do with Agile or being questioned on how much I got done in x time.
- slgeorge 11y agoYou answered how you like to work, not what sort job it is. They may be the same thing for you - 'it doesn't matter what I work on as long as I can work in the following way' - which would be worth exploring with you further. Presumably, he'd ask you some of the other parameters - like what languages you prefer. Then in stage two, he'd then discuss how the way they worked is (or is not) similar to your desired way of working.