In this 2015 GDC Session, Oculus' Bernard Yee offers advice for producers who manage a team and project's to-do list, why they are important and how to be effective on a daily basis.
"So, I was thinking about the subject of what producers do," begins Oculus' Bernard Yee. "I was building a house -- and you were constantly creating lists of things and thinking about whether they were worth doing or not."
In this 2015 GDC session, Yee offers advice for producers who manage a team and project's to-do list, explaining why they are important and how to be effective on a daily basis.
Yee acknowledges the mundanity of the to-do list but encourages producers to utilize them. "The process by which you derive that list is loaded with meaning." The talk also discusses how Yee as a producer approaches creating a to-do list. He stresses that he's not going to tell producers what to include in their lists, but rather, provide a conceptual framework.
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