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Any downsides to this approach, from your experience?
by rrr_oh_man 3y ago
Any downsides to this approach, from your experience?
- orwin 3y agoI only have 10 month working like this, but yes. More linked to the code than to the approach, but sometimes I become easy to get lost on the 'I also need to fix this' and deliver the code _really_ late. My way of dealing with it is simple: at 4pm (I usually stop at 6), I take a 15 minutes break, talk with people (remote or not), make some tea and stuff, recenter myself. Then I check what can be merged into master before 6, scrap the commits I won't use, rebase the rest into one or two commits, then push and ask for review (once it was the '30 minute task' that pulled a lot of other shit, in this case I stopped and called the team lead/PM to redefine the card). Then if I still have time I do reviews, administrative work and probably end the day there. The nature of our team make that time management suitable.