Download App

Home

News

Pods

🚀

Startup Showcase

Notifications

Join our whatsapp channel for quick updates

Switch theme

Blog . Feedback . Privacy

Post on Medial

Arcane

Stealth • 3m

Elon's Algorithm (extreme but effective) With this, Tesla factories produced 4,000 cars per week when 1,000 cars was considered ambitious by the industry. 1. Question every requirement: Make sure that every task or action you take is fully tied to the most important business goals. 2. Delete: Of the things you are working on, start deleting tasks until it makes you uncomfortable. A good rule of thumb is that if you are not adding 10% of those tasks back later, you are not deleting enough. 3. Simplify: After the first two steps above are completed, think outside the box before you start, to see if there is a way to simplify the task. A common mistake is to simplify and optimize a part or a process that should not exist. 4. Accelerate: After you simplify, try to spend a little bit of time brainstorming to see how you can do the tasks faster. 5. Automate: This step applies only after doing a task many times and knowing it must be automated for progressing. This comes last as automating too early can lead to inefficient automation of unnecessary tasks. That's it :)

10 replies18 likes

Replies (10)

Anonymous 4

Stealth • 3m

his algorithm might work wonders for manufacturing and tech, but how would it translate to service industries or creative fields? Not everything can be optimized like a production line

1 replies

Anonymous 3

Stealth • 3m

💯

1 replies1 like

Anonymous 2

Stealth • 3m

Deleting tasks until it makes you uncomfortable? That's a recipe for anxiety for most people. Sure, it might work for a visionary like Musk, but for the average Joe, this could lead to some serious job insecurity

1 replies1 like

Anonymous 1

Stealth • 3m

Alright, Elon's algorithm sounds intense, but I get it. Question is, can mere mortals pull this off without burning out? It's easy to say 'question everything' when you're the boss, but try that in a typical corporate environment and you'll be labeled a troublemaker real quick.

1 replies1 like

Recommendations from Medial

Anonymous

Stealth • 5m

Vijay after selling the ticketing business! Trying to simplify paytm's offering? Would this be a good move?

1 replies6 likes

Jatin Ahirwar

Stealth • 3m

🗂️Day 27 of the 30-day Question Mania challenge with Hitesh Choudhary Sir! Today, I focused on building a Task Management App, a project that honed my skills in creating interactive and user-friendly applications. Here’s what I achieved: 🔹 Pro

0 replies1 like

Hari Krishna

Stealth • 7m

I believe if edit option is provided after commented in a post . It could be very useful because we can change the mistake instead of deleting the comment. Just a suggestion for My side to medial :)

3 replies7 likes

vishakha Jangir
•

Set2Score • 27d

𝗧𝗼-𝗱𝗼 𝗹𝗶𝘀𝘁 : As an entrepreneur, you often face different small tasks that arise amidst your main priorities. Here’s the complete guide : ↳ Plan the Night Before: Create your to-do list the previous night for the upcoming day. Ch

4 replies7 likes

Anonymous

Stealth • 3m

📝 Make to-do lists Is it a key tool for achieving maximum efficiency ? — To-do lists allow you to structure a seemingly overwhelming mountain of tasks into more manageable pieces. By breaking down tasks into smaller subtasks, you make them more ma

0 replies6 likes

Mridul Chandhok

Stealth • 3m

Your Business would fail, if 🌟 You are doing all the tasks by yourself, instead of delegating the tasks to the specialised person 🌟 On any setback you have a giving-up mindset, as business is all about ups and downs 🌟 You are thinking of cover

7 replies15 likes

Anonymous

Stealth • 6d

🤣 Most entrepreneurs, after realizing that investing 18+ hours daily for 2 years in their own startup is tougher task than a regular job so they end up considering quitting By the way, are you one of them ?