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Leaving yourself a clear idea of what is next to do would be similarly effective IMHO. Finish the task you are on then open up the next task, maybe open up the
by VBprogrammer 2y ago
Leaving yourself a clear idea of what is next to do would be similarly effective IMHO. Finish the task you are on then open up the next task, maybe open up the right file in your editor then log off for the evening.
- SoftTalker 2y agoYes, I just meant I like to leave work feeling like I've reached a "natural" stopping point. Something finished, or at least the path to finishing is clear. What I dislike is when I'm stumped, puzzling over a bug or the correct implementation for a complicated feature. It's not always possible to resolve these situations by the end of the work day and they tend to nag at me through the evening. I don't like that and try to avoid it, rather than deliberately create this feeling ("leave things undone") as some sort of trick for motivation.
- bfuller 2y agoOne of my professors would always leave his pc set to the last move of klondike so he would return to work every day with a "win"