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Great for future braindumps and handovers too...Dear Me: Get to work By: Ethan (17 replies) September 24, 2007 - 2:32am
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Great for future braindumps and handovers too...
This is a hack in best true sense of the word. A nifty fix to get me back on the road.
I’ve just left a job and feel ever so slightly ashamed about the poor documentation and un-done (and un-doable!!!) task list I left behind for my successor.
If I’d been clearer from day one by ‘delegating to my future-self’ I’d have done more, would have had less to handover and would have had a clear list to start (and probably finish) the documentation I never really completed to my satisfaction.
Off to revist my lists, thanks a million!