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Many times you don't know what's useful to your colleagues until you hit publish. Writing is useful as experimentation that way.
by srcreigh 10y ago
Many times you don't know what's useful to your colleagues until you hit publish. Writing is useful as experimentation that way.
- katpas 10y agoAgreed, I tend to take the number of times I'm asked a question in person by someone new as a signal that a topic is worth writing up. It's also easier to sit down and come up with a well thought through answer that you can link out when asked again. Opposed to paraphrasing each time and potentially missing key points/clarity. For example, I wrote this up after meeting lots of clients when I was freelance who were regularly questioning why they couldn't find technical co-founders > https://hackernoon.com/developer-risk-profiles-why-you-wont-find-a-technical-co-founder-514381d9ad09#.2ii4tjj35 https://hackernoon.com/developer-risk-profiles-why-you-wont-...
- pavfarb 10y agoWriting is, publishing and noising the channels isn't. I'm afraid I find experimentation like that at cost of other people's time and attention to be a bit petty crime.