Re:Peter Thiel’s Unorthodox Management Philosophy of Extreme...
by chris_mahan on Tuesday December 04, 2012 @01:07PM
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When I get in the flow, writing software, I get a day of work done per hour. When I do 5 hours of focused work, I do about 2 weeks worth of work. The slightest distraction throws me off, though, because the context-switching becomes enormous. My favorite (yikes) distraction: having a tool I know and use not be available because of outdated company policy. This throws off everything and loads Anger and Frustration 3.7 in the brain processing center.
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