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I find that working slowly but surely has helped me be more intentional about my work. When you have time, you can think about your contributions, methods, writing, and more importantly, why you're doing this work in the first place! Just my two cents :) (6/6).

Some enjoy rushing for the deadline and are more productive under a time crunch, but I've realized this isn't for me. It's not sustainable in the long term for myself as responsibilities and projects increase, and it's good to have a personal life during deadline season! (5/6).

Aim to have a "good enough" draft ready a few weeks before the deadline to get ample feedback from colleagues (ideally both those familiar and unfamiliar with your paper), and implement this feedback (4/6).

Prepare a point-form outline of the paper well before the deadline, ask your co-authors for feedback. I tried it this year, and it's been helpful in framing the paper early on before you get too attached to what you've written. It's easier to change bullets than paragraphs (3/6).

Set internal deadlines throughout the year for different aspects of the paper (e.g., methods, data collection, data analysis, writing). If you are having trouble keeping yourself accountable, ask your supervisor or your co-authors to ensure internal deadlines are met (2/6).

This was my 3rd year submitting to CHI (my PhD, like many others, is ruled by the annual CHI deadline and CHI itself!). Each year has gotten a bit less stressful because I'm noticing the positive impacts that slow, sustained efforts over time can have: (1/6).

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