Friday, September 14, 2007
Stack
In computer science, a stack is a temporary abstract data type and data structure based on the principle of Last In First Out (LIFO). (reference)
My work is like a stack. Originally, I am assigned some tasks, which are inside my stack. Everyday, folks push stuffs into my stack too. As my job duty, I need to pop out all the tasks from my stack. When I first join the company, most of the time, I can keep my stack empty or nearly empty. However, from a while ago, I only have time to pop out most tasks obtained the current day. I had my schedule to finish some of the previous tasks in the bottom of my stack but it always got put off. I start being afraid to receive emails and phone calls as I know I may get more things pushed into the stack.
Anyway, take it easy.
My work is like a stack. Originally, I am assigned some tasks, which are inside my stack. Everyday, folks push stuffs into my stack too. As my job duty, I need to pop out all the tasks from my stack. When I first join the company, most of the time, I can keep my stack empty or nearly empty. However, from a while ago, I only have time to pop out most tasks obtained the current day. I had my schedule to finish some of the previous tasks in the bottom of my stack but it always got put off. I start being afraid to receive emails and phone calls as I know I may get more things pushed into the stack.
Anyway, take it easy.


