Work Smarter, Not Harder

The conversation delves into the lessons learned from the grueling experiences of crunch time in programming. It highlights the importance of reflecting on past work to improve future processes, emphasizing that taking care of oneself—like getting enough sleep—can lead to more efficient problem-solving. Ultimately, it underscores that programming is about iterating on past experiences to create better, more adaptable solutions.

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Accidental Tech Podcast
133: You Have to Walk the Dog
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- I feel like I can't do deep work because of how my job is. I spend hours integrating a simple feature that should've taken me only like 20 minutes max to do. What can I do about such things? I'm a programmer, by the way.
- What are some ways to work smart and not hard?

Work Smarter, Not Harder

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From this podcast

Accidental Tech Podcast

133: You Have to Walk the Dog

Related Questions

I feel like I can't do deep work because of how my job is. I spend hours integrating a simple feature that should've taken me only like 20 minutes max to do. What can I do about such things? I'm a programmer, by the way.

What are some ways to work smart and not hard?