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Deep work. Essentialism in asynchronous culture

Deep work can improve quality of your efforts. The crucial thing is to find the proper balance between satisfying communication and creative effort.

Nov 8, 2022·6 min read·jorzel.hashnode.devUpdated Dec 6, 2022Read the article

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jorzel

@jorzel · Warsaw, Poland

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Software Engineer at SauceLabs

Backend developer with special interest in software design, architecture and system modelling. Trying to stay in a continuous learning mindset. Enjoy refactoring, clean code, DDD philosophy and TDD approach.

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jorzel

Jun 4, 2023

Interesting article about meetings: medium.com/onebigthought/too-many-meetings-is-not…

Kaushal Joshi

Nov 8, 2022

You have interesting takes on these thoughts. I hardly see people using points that the author has to convey in the real world.

Indeed a wonderful article with a different perspective. loved it.

jorzel

Nov 8, 2022

Thanks for your comment :)

I think that people have often a problem distinguishing between:

motion and action
busy and productive
output and outcome

And it usually leads to being overworked, but underutilized.