finisher

Superficially the starter seems to be 25x more productive than the finisher, but without the finisher, the starter might not deliver any business value at all.

Just because I'm a completer-finisher type doesn't mean it's easy for someone else to slog through writing their thesis.

In the case of Barkley, the event is already pathologically designed so making it slightly tougher after each finisher is one of the quirks of the event.

It is important to train your brain into believing you are a doer and a finisher.

Yourself: Self starter and mostly importantly a finisher - pick something up and deliver without supervision.

Microcorruption has been running for over a year; the first finisher finished a few days after we released it.

At one point it was not much more than a finisher 4-year school for commuters and people transferring from the local community college.

> Superficially the starter seems to be 25x more productive than the finisher, but without the finisher, the starter might not deliver any business value at all.

I don't think I am so strong as a Finisher (too many other distracting design ideas).

Hardrock has a high finisher rate because of the exhausting lottery system.

Worth noting: - All but the last-place finisher here are actually placed quite closely in performance, given that they're working on a 3 million record file.

I have watched most of the Mill videos, and while they are certainly impressive and innovative, I believe Ivan Godard is a perpetual non-finisher.

For one thing, probably nearly anyone who has successfully had good ideas is a "finisher" to some extent (though to very varying extents).

A "brilliant never-finisher" is great for the idea->'kind-of-working prototype'/PoC, and yes, I think they should struggle to at least get to this, not just throw an idea.

When I get that call they are desperate and coming in on referral where someone has said, "I know a guy that's a finisher, but he's really going to cost you."

It's hard to tell just from your post, but so far it sounds like you're more of a "starter" than a "finisher" -- you're not following through enough on your projects to keep them going.

Finisher - someone who is really good at completing and polishing features/applications A single developer is likely to be a mixture of Starter/Journeyman or Journeyman/Finisher.