So if I time-slice the 8 productive hours of my day into 10 minute slots, can I write 48 books in 499 days? Of course not. I've tried working on pet projects for 10 minutes before going to work each day. The problem I find is that while I might only do active work on the task for ten minutes, my brain is thinking about it for much longer. Spending those ten minutes in the morning reduces my ability to do my day job b…
What do you do? (asking for research purposes)
That was a legit question. I'm quite interested in why you find your job not boring/easy compared to when you were younger.
Is it because of the technology you work on, or is it the age factor?
I've not programmed long enough to actually feel this effect.