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Excellent advice here! I add two more: * Check out the pomodorro technique. It forces my to break tasks down into even smaller chunks that usual and give me a
by schwurb 7y ago
Excellent advice here!
I add two more:
* Check out the pomodorro technique. It forces my to break tasks down into even smaller chunks that usual and give me a rush of dopamine when I finish those.
* I try to stay away from systems and languages that are not responsive enough. I need to see results fast and am willing to take quite a pay cut just so that I don't get bored waiting for a job to be done. So no big enterprise company for me, but rather prototyping and freelancing.
- kls 7y agoBefore I was diagnosed, I was most productive on green field development project where I could do the big picture stuff but had other detail oriented members on the team who could paint in the details. As well as when I was out freelancing on 6-mo or less engagements. Looking back that makes sense to me. Start-up culture was a natural fit for me when I was younger so the ADD masked itself as I was productive in that culture.