from My Work Management
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Things I want to try
- /shokai/Scrapbox Development - Creating a Real-time Wiki with React & Websocket
- I saw this and thought it was interesting.
- /shokai/Scrapbox Development - Creating a Real-time Wiki with React & Websocket
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From April 2021 onwards, I have been using the format One-Week Sprint Page with Session + Scrapbox.
- Thoughts after trying it three times
- It’s great that I can manage tasks with Scrapbox.
- I can link to other pages.
- It’s convenient to have todos in a place I always open.
- However, it was quite difficult to predict the tasks for the next 10 days, so I couldn’t really use it as a traditional sprint.
- I understand (takker).
- To do this, I would need to use some visualization tools like Spreadsheet Sprint or Google Calendar Full Registration Todo Management.
- It seems better to only do tasks that I want to do every week.
- In that case, the spreadsheet method we used during the pandemic seems more visually appealing.
- Spreadsheet Sprint
- Thanks to that sheet, we made significant progress during the school closures and online periods.
- I think it was a copy of (momeemt)‘s method.
- I should have written about study topics and books to read.
- In that case, the spreadsheet method we used during the pandemic seems more visually appealing.
- Also, if I write down todos that I want to do if I have time, the list becomes too long.
- But if I don’t write them down, I feel anxious that the todos will disappear.
- Spreadsheet Sprint is good in this regard because tasks don’t disappear as long as there are rows.
- I want to incorporate this feature into Scrapbox effectively.
- Furthermore, 10 days is not user-friendly.
- Lastly, I am trying to manage tasks based on the number of hours.
- It’s great that I can manage tasks with Scrapbox.
The following are notes I made when considering how to do it:
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Duration
- One week?
- Two weeks (as in Introduction)?
- Is this a better timeframe for better visibility?
- 10 days
- When creating pages in Scrapbox or linking to the future, it can be done without considering the days of the week.
- Start on the 1st, 11th, and 21st of each month, for example.
- This seems good 👍
- Well, let’s try it for now.
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It seems good to have a moderate strictness (not too suffocating).
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If I write down even the tasks that I might do if I have time, the mountain of tasks may seem overwhelming.
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It seems good to mix in the second area as well.
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Write down things that I don’t want to forget as this week’s action plan in the “Things to be aware of” section.
- Delete them when I feel like I’ve accomplished them.
- This might become a formality, but I’ll try it.
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Things to write down
- Extract what to create from Might Implement Todo.
- Second area.
- Challenges.
- Books to read from My Bookshelf.
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Method
- It seems good to copy the previous week’s page every week.
- Carry over the remaining tasks.
- Also, keep the Todo page created when doing Project Management with Scrapbox.
- In fact, this seems like a good way to manage personal todos as well.
- Page names
- For example, if it’s from 2021/2/21~, use 21022x.
- Using slashes is cumbersome to type.
- I want to make it easier.
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It can be said that I am creating a timeline on Scrapbox.
- I can link to the future on the timeline and send reminders.
- It would be interesting to draw a graph network by lining up the sprints in a straight line if the sprint is successful.
- It would show which nodes were involved at what point.