Questions and Answers
What is the primary purpose of asking yourself why you are doing a task?
Which of the following questions should you ask to identify the problem you are solving?
What can be a consequence of solving an imaginary problem?
What indicates you might be making something that lacks value?
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Which of these is a sign you should reevaluate your current work?
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Why is it important to recognize the audience for your work?
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Study Notes
Reasons to Quit
- It's essential to question the purpose of your work, rather than just doing it because you're told to, to ensure you're doing work that matters.
- Ask yourself "why" you're working on a particular task to understand its importance and motivation behind it.
- Identify the benefits and the people who will be impacted by the work.
- Determine the problem you're trying to solve, and ask if it's real or imaginary.
- Understand if customers or others are confused, and if there's a lack of clarity.
- Identify if something wasn't possible before but should be now, and if the task addresses that issue.
- Evaluate if the work is making something useful or just creating something.
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Description
Evaluate the purpose and motivation behind your tasks to ensure you're doing meaningful work. Identify the benefits, impacts, and problems you're trying to solve.
