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I had only one thing to do this entire week, and I didn't even get it done. So from where I sit one thing a day is pretty optimistic. Granted I did a lot of u
by samspot 12y ago
I had only one thing to do this entire week, and I didn't even get it done. So from where I sit one thing a day is pretty optimistic. Granted I did a lot of useful things for people, I just didn't get my own priority completed. Hopefully all this other stuff will die down over time.
I don't think he is really saying to do just one thing, just that we should hang the success of the day on only one priority. It is somewhat similar to the 'today is the deadline' motto from scrum.
- gknoy 12y agoYou probably made progress on that task, though. Added unit tests, clarified requirements, etc.
- samspot 12y agoI did. I actually sent everyone a note one morning that I was planning to avoid email, and they should hit me up directly if they needed anything. I was going to suggest that in the comments here, but I feel like I need to see how well that works if it becomes a regular thing.