I consider myself a good starter and debugger, I really suck at finishing, i hate all the little polish bits that are left over to do.
I find it easier to be the finisher if i didnt start the project, perhaps i should partner with someone with the same problem and just swap our projects once we get to the finisher stage.
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I consider myself a good starter and debugger, I really suck at finishing, i hate all the little polish bits that are left over to do.
I find it easier to be the finisher if i didnt start the project, perhaps i should partner with someone with the same problem and just swap our projects once we get to the finisher stage.
I also consider myself to be a starter and debugger. I have dozens of half-baked projects in the project graveyard on my hard drive.
I think part of my problem is what's described in the article - I start the project, solve the hard problem, and then move on to learn something else.
Any finishers out there have any tips? What drives you through the slog of the last 10%?