Discussion

By Justin Bailey on Feb 26, 2020

Jennifer is right. Prioritization is really important, as best to get one thing done well and have it working than to fail on multiple levels.

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By Ali Ravari on Feb 26, 2020

Well written, Jennifer. Interestingly enough, I've found that not only is work not done well when you try to do too many things at once, but it also ends up taking longer to finish the project altogether.

I work with an MIS provider called Printmatics (feel free to check us out: www.printmatics.com) and I can't tell you how many times I've seen this play out.

When you try to fix too many things at once, you'll end up jumping back and forth between things on the to-do list before anything actually gets done. It makes for a much more stressful implementation experience and doesn't do you any favors as far as getting it done.

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By Dave Hultin on Feb 28, 2020

????? and ??! I'm also a Cal Newport fan, and there's so much truth in what you're saying in this article, Jennifer!

By Dave Hultin on Feb 28, 2020

Well that last comment didn't translate very well! :-) The icons that didn't translate are five stars nd a thumbs-up (the "?????" and "??" part of my previous comment!)