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Continuous Learning, Teaching and the Art of Improving Yourself

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Defines "perceived productivity" as ending the day happy and confident, then gives concrete habits that deliver it: plan daily tasks with ABC analysis or the Eisenhower quadrants, use 25‑minute Pomodoro blocks with 5‑minute breaks, set alarms and Slack reminders, and run tests from the editor. Recommends specific tools like action a lie and mobot. Describes daily standup videos, pair programming, hackathons, book clubs and coder dojos and reports they improve focus, cross‑pollination and completion rates.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:53PRODUCTIVITY SECTION I
  3. 1:31Productivity is an average measure of the efficiency of production. It can be expressed as the ratio of output to inputs used in the production process, i.e. output per unit of input
  4. 2:04Programming productivity traditionally refers to the ratio between the quantity of software produced and the cost spent for it. Here the delicacy lies in finding a reasonable way to define software quantity
  5. 2:43PERCEIVED PRODUCTIVITY
  6. 3:31DAILY PLANNING
  7. 3:52List all tasks for the day
  8. 4:08Prioritise those tasks
  9. 6:40Write them somewhere you won't forget
  10. 7:12Do NOT set times for each task
  11. 8:14Get things done!
  12. 8:43Pomodoro Technique
  13. 8:5925 min uninterrupted work 5 min break
  14. 10:04CONTROL YOUR INTERRUPTIONS
  15. 10:18Set alarms
  16. 11:23Be responsive on your own terms
  17. 13:19Control the FOMO
  18. 14:09You will know about it
  19. 14:33DAILY ROUTINES
  20. 16:30TAME YOUR EDITOR
  21. 16:47Run tests from the editor
  22. 17:04Extract repetitive task into shortcuts
  23. 17:24Change files at the pace of your thoughts
  24. 17:46Touch type
  25. 18:10Plan each day Improve your time management skills Focus on the task at hand
  26. 20:07AS AN INDIVIDUAL
  27. 20:21Take the time
  28. 20:51Find a mentor
  29. 22:05Learn vs Doing
  30. 22:53Just in time learning
  31. 23:51Don't stop learning
  32. 25:54Pairing
  33. 26:40Hackathons
  34. 27:32Development Meetings
  35. 28:13Friday Talks
  36. 29:14Book clubs
  37. 30:35WE INTERRUPT THIS PROGRAM FOR A COMMERCIAL BREAK
  38. 30:54RUBY CONF PORTUGAL '16
  39. 31:55Leave the ego aside
  40. 32:29In teaching you will learn.
  41. 33:36There is always someone who is where you just were
  42. 34:42COMMUNITY
  43. 35:45Bootcamps
  44. 36:07Meetups
  45. 37:05Mentoring
  46. 37:26Events for kids
  47. 38:05Care about your students There is always someone you can teach Actively look for places to teach
  48. 38:49There are consequences
  49. 39:21No personal brand
  50. 40:13Miss out on the JOY of learning
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