Seonglae ChoThink slow act fast
The judgment is the most important (Focus)
Worrying about this and that is easy, but knowing what the important issue is a skill
- It's important to differentiate between horizontal and vertical expansions and work well only in the focused part
- It's not always good to finish, it's better to keep using this project
- Including schedules and promises or proposals, don't speak lightly and don't believe easily
- It's appropriate to seek the opinion of a veteran in the field for the schedule
- Good judgment provides appropriate details about the reasons for judgment
Project Management Notion
Good judgment comes from responsibility
- Rather than attaching something to the product, you should start by extracting what should be there
- Making long-term judgments from the product's perspective, without ego
- Clear verification for error correction
- Apply changes only to where the assumption of error occurrence has been infringed, where it needs to be corrected, and at least where it is intended
- You need to infer things that you can't see directly by clearly seeing the context
Project Management Usages
Finish your projects
Finish your projects
Starting a project can be full of excitement, hope, and blissful productivity. Finishing that last ten percent, however, can feel like too much. Here’s how to get past that and actually finish.
https://github.com/readme/guides/finish-your-projects
Dan on Twitter: "How do open source maintainers pick which contributors to "invest" in (time, effort, mentorship, etc)? I don't know about others but for me the main thing isn't coding skill. The main thing I'm looking for in a contributor is good judgement. This concept may sound fuzzy... 🧵 / Twitter"
How do open source maintainers pick which contributors to "invest" in (time, effort, mentorship, etc)? I don't know about others but for me the main thing isn't coding skill. The main thing I'm looking for in a contributor is good judgement. This concept may sound fuzzy... 🧵
https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/1463718359262973953
Creating prodvalue of Project
Focus Is Key to Creating Product Value | David Buresund
The website of David Buresund
https://dabure.com/blog/focus-is-key-to-creating-product-value
Finishing
The end stages of a project often involve optimization and understanding the intricacies
The Art of Finishing | ByteDrum
My endless battle with the "Project Hydra": why I can't seem to finish projects, and the strategies I'm exploring to finally complete what I start. A personal journey through productivity's thorniest challenge.
https://www.bytedrum.com/posts/art-of-finishing/
