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This was like a window in an alternate dimension for me: I had no idea documenting what you do was a thing and the way the author describes it makes it sound li
by tunnuz 4y ago
This was like a window in an alternate dimension for me: I had no idea documenting what you do was a thing and the way the author describes it makes it sound like a well-known activity that everybody does. Have I been living under a rock?
- Cthulhu_ 4y agoNah, counter-non-scientific-anecdote, very few people do it. Most of what I do is forgettable and not important. Code is in git and tasks are in jira, websites I want to remember are in my bookmarks; I never think "I wish I took minutes of my day from such-and-such date three years ago". But to each their own; if this is your jam, by all means. It KINDA feels like justifying your day and activities though. Some people work in teams or environments where they have to justify their time or report what they did the previous day in a daily stand-up, for who it may be relevant.