Jason's User Guide
This is my user guide that allows people that work with me to get accustomed. I encourage you to create your own so that we can learn more from each other. Please read more on jasonr.org/how-i-work This serves as your .jasonrc in your ~/ directory.
Jason's User Guide Jun 2024 This is my user guide that allows people that work with me to get accustomed. I encourage you to create your own so that we can learn more from each other. Please read more on jasonr.org/how-i-work This serves as your .jasonrc in your ~/ directory. Basics Meetings are ideally for things we can't get done async. Async works for most things. Writing is the cornerstone for that. I (intentionally) use Slack sporadically - it is distracting and I prefer to respond all at once. I do pre-readings for meetings and work better when we have an agenda. So I can be better prepa
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