Re:How to Boost Your Productivity with the Kanban Method
by musicale on Saturday August 20, 2022 @02:09AM
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The contribution of kanban for personal task management seems to be limiting work in progress.
Overall it seems that kanban would work OK for car factories, where there is a fixed set of cards that is recycled, and very poorly for software projects, where backlogs are infinite and each card is unique.
Re:How to Boost Your Productivity with the Kanban Method
by DawsonBruce on Saturday August 20, 2022 @02:51AM
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While I have found using kanban with personal projects to be pretty beneficial for quantifying progress, there’s something that feels wrong about agile seven days a week between work and personal projects.
Re:How to Boost Your Productivity with the Kanban Method
by bashmaster on Friday August 19, 2022 @02:13PM
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Most companies nowadays already use Kanban workflows for project management. But it could also be a life-changing tool that you could easily integrate into your own personal daily life.
Re:How to Boost Your Productivity with the Kanban Method
by ahurmazda on Friday August 19, 2022 @06:14PM
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I personally use notion for task management. It’s straightforward to create a view that’s grouped by “status” (or anything) to mimic the kanban swim-lanes. Afterwards it’s a matter of good kanban hygiene (eg <= N active tasks at any given moment etc).
Overall it seems that kanban would work OK for car factories, where there is a fixed set of cards that is recycled, and very poorly for software projects, where backlogs are infinite and each card is unique.
Since when is a task list ground breaking.