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The ability to rapidly context switch. So much of my day is filled with meetings with 30 minute breaks in between. I pretty much do nothing with those 30 minute
by wonderwonder 5y ago
The ability to rapidly context switch. So much of my day is filled with meetings with 30 minute breaks in between. I pretty much do nothing with those 30 minute gaps because I cant refocus on code fast enough to be productive. So most of my coding is done in the last quarter of the day and I probably waste 1.5 hours a day on just waiting for the next meeting.
- mym1990 5y agoI think the opposite of this would be 'the ability to manage time'. No matter how good or fast you are at context switching, there is still an inherent inefficiency in it, and it does take a mental toll, whether you admit it or not. People might say that 'I can't avoid the 30 minute meetings' but you can certainly set expectations, learn when to say no, etc...