I use gotos in code 🇵🇷Jan 24, 2023

One thing I’ve been doing for a few years is using OneNote as a weekly work sheet. I save weird errors and how to solve them, particular issues with bosses etc.

After a while it becomes your very own wiki. It’s super useful.

The reason I came up with this method was a boss who was an expert gaslighter. Issues caused by him would always end up being anyone else’s fault. So I had to take notes and document it all.

Show threadmalcriada_lala_Jan 24, 2023
@Madbasketballer my brain is super disorganized and I've tried so many different systems and strategies to journal or takes notes but nothing ever sticks. How do you ensure you keep up with your process and not just let it go after a while?
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@Malcriada I am super disorganized too. But I first began with the hyper critical stuff, like the things you must learn ASAP when you’re new at work. Then the not-so critical but still very important.

A few days doing it and it becomes your centralized info center. Then you just need the weekly work log on top of all that.

In my case OneNote was the tool I used to sync with OneDrive. But it’s not the only one out there to accomplish this.

Jan 24, 2023 at 5:38pmWeb
Show threadmalcriada_lala_Jan 24, 2023
@Madbasketballer nice. I found Microsoft Planner to work well for me for a while, but then a break in my routine threw me off. I need to get back on it.
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@Malcriada Tried Planner and it felt too much like Excel. I hated it.