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I was attempting to answer this elsewhere in the thread, but I totally forgot about uninterrupted time. This is a huge one, it really matters. Quick tip: For p
by matt2000 8y ago
I was attempting to answer this elsewhere in the thread, but I totally forgot about uninterrupted time. This is a huge one, it really matters.
Quick tip: For people who work in a company where they don't necessarily have control over their own time: schedule the living out of your calendar. Book endless meetings with other programmers, then just sit there and do work. "Q2 Backend Architecture Review: 4 hrs" can just be a few people sitting in the meeting room programming. It's crazy the power of blocked out time on your calendar to a manager who otherwise sees an empty day.
- jeffshek 8y agoThis is a hilarious and amazing tip. Another way I've tried to tackle this is on day 1 of a job - I've blocked out a huge chunk (4 hours) of my daily calendar of "Coding Time - No Meetings, No Slack, No Email" before anyone could tell me no.