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Henricus's User Manual (v1.6)

Welcome! You’ve found the user manual for Henricus. This guide is here to make working together a breeze and set us up for great teamwork. Feel free to read on—or jump right in and enjoy the ride!

1. Fast Facts

Pressed for time? Here’s what you need to know:

  • Proud Dad: Above all else, being a dad is what defines me. If you want to see me light up, just ask about my kid.
  • Backend Enthusiast: I love complex backend logic and the challenge of untangling tricky code.
  • Elixir & Rust Fan: These are my languages of choice.
  • Role: Software Developer—backend is my playground; frontend (HTML, CSS, JS) is not.
  • Best at: Solving tough problems behind the scenes.
  • Photography Buff: I enjoy both analog and digital photography—there’s something about film that just hits different.

2. How I Work Best

Here’s how to get the most out of working with me:

  • Prime Hours: My focus peaks in the early morning and late evening. Afternoons are best for meetings or collaborative sessions.
  • Single-Tasking: I work best when I can focus on one thing at a time. Frequent context switches slow me down, so I prefer to see tasks through before moving on.
  • My Approach: I’m a “measure twice, cut once” type. I like to think things through, sketch out a technical plan, and then dive into building.
  • Ideal Day: Long, uninterrupted stretches of work, with meetings grouped together in the afternoon.

3. How to Reach Me

Tips for smooth communication:

  • Urgent Issues: If something is truly urgent, call me directly—phone works best.
  • Everything Else: Please send a single message with all the context included. “Hey” or “Got a sec?” messages aren’t my favorite. Assume I don’t have background on your request. I’m happy to help, but I prefer a planned call over a surprise one.
  • Response Time: My notifications are usually OFF so I can focus. Responses might not be instant, but I’ll get back to you. No need for follow-up nudges unless it’s urgent.
  • Meetings: I appreciate meetings with a clear agenda sent in advance.

4. My Core Principles

  • Curiosity First: I’m driven by a need to understand how and why things work. Mastery and competence are big motivators for me.
  • Analytical by Nature: I like to observe, gather information, and think before acting. I’m most comfortable when I’m well-informed.
  • Independent Streak: I tend to rely on my own research first—not out of distrust, but because I want to feel capable.
  • Heads-Up: My focus on logic means I might miss emotional cues or seem a bit distant, especially when I’m overloaded. It’s not personal; it’s just my way of processing.

5. Feedback: What Works for Me

How to help me improve:

  • Be Specific: I respond best to feedback that’s clear, direct, and based on facts. Logical reasoning helps me understand and grow.
  • Honesty Over Softening: You don’t need to sugarcoat things. Clarity and honesty are the quickest path to improvement.
  • Communication Style: I enjoy problem-solving, but complex social dynamics aren’t my specialty. Direct communication is always appreciated—I don’t always catch subtle hints.

6. Fun Facts

A few things you might not guess from my code:

  • I love spending my spare time playing with my kid—parenthood is my favorite adventure.
  • I enjoy both analog and digital photography—there’s something about film that just hits different.
  • If you’re into personality frameworks, I’m an Enneagram 5, “The Investigator.” (Basically: I ask a lot of questions.)

End of manual. Batteries not included.

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