Show your work I remember this phrase from grade school math class, as I’m sure you do. Get the answer, sure. But, critically, show us how you got there. I also saw it embodied in Arthur’s shop. Arthur is a carpenter whose workshop is down the hill from my house. I noticed it the first time I stopped by to ask him to help me out with something. To Arthur, everything was process. First, he adjusted the table saw, then he checked to make sure the wood was square. He produced small wooden jigs he’d made to routinize production and perfection. He spent almost no time cutting wood. The outcome — the perfectly cut 1/4 inch slivers of cherry I’d asked him for— was a forgone conclusion. He barely looked at the cut pieces, and didn’t check them. He didn’t need to. I didn’t need to check them either: I saw exactly what he had done. When I assembled the shelves I’d designed, using the pieces he cut, every single one fit perfectly.
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Show your work I remember this phrase from grade school math class, as I’m sure you do. Get the answer, sure. But, critically, show us how you got there. I also saw it embodied in Arthur’s shop. Arthur is a carpenter whose workshop is down the hill from my house. I noticed it the first time I stopped by to ask him to help me out with something. To Arthur, everything was process. First, he adjusted the table saw, then he checked to make sure the wood was square. He produced small wooden jigs he’d made to routinize production and perfection. He spent almost no time cutting wood. The outcome — the perfectly cut 1/4 inch slivers of cherry I’d asked him for— was a forgone conclusion. He barely looked at the cut pieces, and didn’t check them. He didn’t need to. I didn’t need to check them either: I saw exactly what he had done. When I assembled the shelves I’d designed, using the pieces he cut, every single one fit perfectly.