Structured Note-Taking Tools Block Free-Flow Thinking During Case Practice
A product manager finds that writing in a notebook, Google Docs, or Sheets while practicing product case interviews blocks their free flow of thought, whereas an informal chat-style interface (WhatsApp) lets ideas emerge naturally; the poster is unsure if this is a shared pattern.
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