Quick Win Card #01 — Ton backlog.md t'a menti (la cure en 30 secondes)
The article discusses the importance of trusting the source of information over summaries in project management. It highlights a personal experience where a backlog file misled the author, leading to a loss of confidence in their tools. The author emphasizes the need for accurate synchronization between files to avoid cognitive burdens from misinformation.
- ▪The author discovered that their backlog file was outdated, leading to a misunderstanding about the status of drafts.
- ▪A script designed to synchronize the backlog was not run, causing the author to rely on incorrect information.
- ▪The article stresses that manually edited state files can drift from their authoritative sources, resulting in potential misdiagnoses.
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