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*Either execute or document. Execution (doing something yourself) gets us product immediately, but documentation (documenting how to do something so that someone else can do it) allows more effective scaling, while freeing the person from actually doing the work. | *Either execute or document. Execution (doing something yourself) gets us product immediately, but documentation (documenting how to do something so that someone else can do it) allows more effective scaling, while freeing the person from actually doing the work. | ||
*Log your work. This promotes: proper attribution, planning and review, and organizational learning. | *Log your work. This promotes: open collaboration, proper attribution, planning and review, and organizational learning. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:25, 12 July 2013
- Publish or perish.
- Publish early and often.
- Either execute or document. Execution (doing something yourself) gets us product immediately, but documentation (documenting how to do something so that someone else can do it) allows more effective scaling, while freeing the person from actually doing the work.
- Log your work. This promotes: open collaboration, proper attribution, planning and review, and organizational learning.