Re:ASK: HN how to deliver machine learning results under sta...
by ncouture on Sunday September 04, 2016 @10:30AM
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I hope this helps...
You might find out like me that there is very little pressure when your goals are well defined and you have a list of all the tasks needed to bring them to completion.
This lets you focus on a set of specific tasks that are ideally ordered by priority, or <effor (to some extent).
Add clocking your work and you get a very clear picture of how your time is spent, and in some cases (:) where it would be wise to lower the amount of time put on certain things.
You might find out like me that there is very little pressure when your goals are well defined and you have a list of all the tasks needed to bring them to completion.
This lets you focus on a set of specific tasks that are ideally ordered by priority, or <effor (to some extent).
Add clocking your work and you get a very clear picture of how your time is spent, and in some cases (:) where it would be wise to lower the amount of time put on certain things.
Sorry, this is as vague as I could explain it.
TL;DR Organization can really make miracles.