Great points, in this case I am thinking more around asking people directly on your team but certainly if it was more async like SO is then a reproducible example is a must 😀
Absolutely, I should have just come out first and said I agree with your points.
But in the circumstance where one does not have access to a great team... haha.
I might add two more point to the 'Still Stuck' section.
Go walk around and get the blood flowing. (to your head again haha)
or another favorite,
Move on to something new. Don't get caught in the death spiral. Keep going don't loose your momentum.
Yea, I get sucked in too.
Some people I know swear by Pomodoro method bc it forces one to walk or at least get up but I find 25-30 min is just too short.
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Great points, in this case I am thinking more around asking people directly on your team but certainly if it was more async like SO is then a reproducible example is a must 😀
Absolutely, I should have just come out first and said I agree with your points.
But in the circumstance where one does not have access to a great team... haha.
I might add two more point to the 'Still Stuck' section.
I really should go for a walk more often when I'm stuck - I just get sucked in to the problem
Yea, I get sucked in too.
Some people I know swear by Pomodoro method bc it forces one to walk or at least get up but I find 25-30 min is just too short.