JacksonLeung.com has been registered for 7 years now. My site looked exactly the same for the last 7 years. An astute follower might noticed that my site has gotten a face-lift of sorts. I’ve added the linux console from xkcd to my main homepage simply because I think it’s cool. I really wanted my site […]
Monthly Archives: March 2014
Thinking in Reverse
I find myself thinking in reverse more often than I am thinking forward. What is “thinking in reverse”? I believe thinking in reverse is seeing the end goal, and then trace from the end-goal to the present moment. Things like, I want to make x dollars a year in salary, I want to help this […]
Wait Constraints
I was pondering about how to speed up project deliveries, and I realize that often times, no matter how much knowledge I have on the topic, it will still take a fixed amount of time, because certain processes simply involve “waiting”. For example, if you need to restart a server, you need to deploy some […]
Project Constraints and Project Selling
There are 3 things you can control about a project, time, resources, and features. Of the three, you at best can control 2. Which is why I propose for projects to have the following creation and definition flow: Feature gathering Resources / Budget constraints Time / Delivery constraints Project planning, project options, packaging, pricing Investigation […]