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by graphpapa
1779 days ago
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A well distilled (yet detailed if you follow all the links) summary of good practices for good-thinking-supported-by good-note-taking. The actual form of the piece nicely serves to illustrate (one of) the thesis it puts forward: that more complex, fully articulated works can grow out of a body of more atomic, partial, linked notes. I found particularly interesting these assertions:
- knowledge work practices are often ad-hoc (often unknowingly)
- note writing is a core skill of knowledge work
- note writing skill often plateaus because improvement is not ‘salient’ |
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