My personal blog where I talk about software development and some of my experiences
A few days ago, I was watching this video from Ali Abdaal where he talks about how to build a productivity system. His ideas reminded me of an old post of mine, and I immediately thought it was time to review my productivity system again.
Four years ago, I joined IBM Research. I arrived with some Impostor Syndrome, expecting to be fired sooner or later. Here we are, four years later, I’ve worked with many teams on a large variety of projects and gears keep moving.
But today, it comes to an end. This is my last day at IBM Research and IBM Quantum, not only I wasn’t fired but I can say they were four good years. I would like to write down all the amazing successes and finally reveal which will be my next adventure.
Disclaimer: Sorry if I don’t give too much detail, some projects are under strict confidentiality.
Hace unos días una amiga me preguntó cómo gestionaba el conocimiento que iba adquiriendo. Dónde lo “guardo”, cómo lo “organizo”. Y es una muy buena pregunta.
Al principio pensé que era una pregunta bastante fácil de responder, pero si lo piensas con detenimiento, el conocimiento proviene de muchas fuentes diferentes. Y me empecé a plantear esbozarlo en un papel, y entonces la pregunta se transformó en, ¿tengo un proceso para gestionar el conocimiento?