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What's hard about it is that no matter how many exercises I do every day, I then have to go back to work and be able to fully type at the speed I am used to. So
by sureglymop 1y ago
What's hard about it is that no matter how many exercises I do every day, I then have to go back to work and be able to fully type at the speed I am used to. So, I can't really build the habit of touch typing or get faster at it because of that.
- rpdillon 1y agoIt's hard, but you have to take the hit at work if you're going to make the switch. Lasted about three weeks for me.
- absoluteunit1 1y agoYeah, absolutely - this is a big one for sure. I was lucky that I picked up during school so that it wasn't as much of a sacrifice of productivity. What is your current typing habit? Do you pick-peck or is it some variation of the standard touch typing technique. One thing I tried when I started touch typing as well was to progressively learn it. e.g.: "I'm just going to focus on using the correct finger for this one symbol/character for now" and just do that until it became natural. Can integrate that into your work potentially?