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That's sounds very pretentious. I work at a product company, I ask my team (and myself) to use paper and pencil, which could be on any scrappy piece of paper or
by achow 7y ago
That's sounds very pretentious. I work at a product company, I ask my team (and myself) to use paper and pencil, which could be on any scrappy piece of paper or notebook.
This discussion is not about Windows vs Mac, and those who still discuss that, have not really moved with times.
[Edit] FWIW, I'm a Sketch user, adopted it very early. Now I have started using Figma on my Mac which already has Sketch; and I find it very liberating (can continue work when I move from home-office-home, without needing to carry a 3 pound machine), and also see no difference in my productivity - no performance issues, all features present that I need.
- nicky0 7y agoThe fact that you suggest pencil and paper indicates you do actually see that the working environment makes a difference, however pretentious you may find it.
- achow 7y agoAre they really 'environment'? They are tools which do not place any restriction on where and when you can use them.
- nicky0 7y agoChoice of tools can be seen as part of the environment, in the sense that they affect the mindset and approach. As in, if i choose to use a pencil, i’m creating a different kind of mental and immediate physical environment for myself to work in than if i sit in front of a computer.