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Re:How to be a -10x Engineer by nerdponx on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @09:10AM (#35439048)
I certainly have, but I have rarely regretted spending the time to prioritize my work before starting my work and/or discussing the same with my team. Like pretty much all work of all kinds, there is variance in how long it takes and how effective the outcome is per person-minute.
Re:How to be a -10x Engineer by docandrew on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @10:00AM (#35439762)
Exactly, there’s a fine line between prioritization and bikeshedding.
Re:How to be a -10x Engineer by watwut on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @10:57AM (#35440685)
These categories on ticket have little to do with me prioritizing my work. There are thousands tickets in each of those categories.

>spending the time to prioritize my work before starting my work and/or discussing the same with my team

And in the past, I did regretted opening unnecessary discussions quite a few times. I learned not to do it, because it ended in endless bike shedding or conflicts and there were no special gained insights. Turns out, I can do trivial decisions by myself.

Re:How to be a -10x Engineer by nerdponx on Tuesday April 04, 2023 @03:54PM (#35445069)
This seems like a highly dysfunctional state of affairs. Maybe I've never worked at an organization big enough to suffer from this kind of thing.