But it’s the key to kicking distractions to the curb and getting sh*t done at work.
In the age of near-constant distraction we live in, deep work becomes even harder to tap into. It’s an absolutely invaluable skill that can make you better at just about any job.
There’s another skill that engineers should be dying to learn, because it’s one of the most valuable skills they - or any other knowledge worker - can possess: Deep work.ĭeep work is how knowledge workers tap into their deepest potential for focus, productivity, and learning. There are tons of “soft skills” that make engineers so much better at their jobs, and are arguably just as important as being fluent in a coding language - problem solving, time management, communication, and teamwork, just to name a few. It’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking the most valuable skill an engineer can have is coding.
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