18 lines
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18 lines
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overcome first barrier of starting action by knowing what to do next
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A heuristic on how to do work. It standardises the involved steps, so to make sure nothing is left out or not completely done, it also increases speed, and the level of sureness all is done correctly
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Situationally adaptable steps one can follow to always know what comes next in a awork goal
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standardizing steps
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Process that optimises and connects all single parts/work steps
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Predefined steps to take (e.g. during preparing an experiments, collectin, analysing and publishing the data) - need it to make my life easier (not start over every time) and to make the process understandable and reproducible for others (other labs or someone taking over my project)
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needed that others can follow your steps without getting confused
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We can easily trace back and replicate the process
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Successive processing of subtasks
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version tracking with the possibility to update and share the progress
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Setting priorities
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Fixed sequence of work steps to ensure the replicability of the results
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So I can replicate "the result" the next time I need it
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a clear, reproducible process of work, to keep things clear
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ideally an automated process that we follow
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routines
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time management
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