(1) Task Breakdown. Are most people aware that the knowledge work skills above even exist — let alone breaking them down into their individual micro-tasks?
(2) Measurement how long each task takes. Do most people track their time? If so, are they tracking their micro-tasks?
(3) Experiment to find the one best way. Are people simply using good-enough rules of thumb or are they using the scientific method to find the optimal approach?
(4) Train for standardization. Once the optimal approach has been figured out, are most people being trained in them?
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If you want to be more productive, you need to build your knowledge factory first.
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