I don't have a Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter or Instagram account now. But to me it seems like this is the new cool factor rather than choice, where quitting Facebook seems to make someone cool or distinct than using it.
I saw that after posting. Left it as is to see if people will skim it or not.
Also, I am not a native English speaker. So most times as I formulate something in my mind, the speed difference between mind and hand causes me to miss words.
Recurring meetings are bad. Most people come unprepared and since it is recurring unless you have made any progress, you are wasting time just for the sake of it.
Publishing agenda before meeting is a must. There is no point in starting a meeting on a blank note.
Many meetings can just be conducted over threads on slack or Microsoft team. What I mean by this is, the type of meeting where you want to confirm or come to an agreement over something, that chat thread can help flush out details before you waste everyones time over it.
In short, move most of your meeting and emails to your collaboration tool.
Any code that you write now will need to be edited in future for enhancement or bug fixes. If you are able to split individual steps or sub tasks of the main function into smaller sub functions, you would not be required to scan through the entire code in future for any modifications. If the functions are named properly, you can directly go to the function and edit it as required.
Also, assume that this big function breaks for some reason. Having sub functions will make it easier for you or anyone else maintaining the code to isolate it and track the source error in a much easier way.
So for me, functions are not just about re-usability, but also about maintenance and readability of code.