I read Tom De Marco’s book Slack a few months ago, the first chapter titled “Madmen in the Halls” starts by suggesting that:
“The legacy of the nineties has been a dangerous corporate delusion: the idea that organizations are effective ony to the extent that all their workers are totally and eternally busy. Anyone who’s not [...]
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Madmen In The Halls
Posted in development, work, tagged tom de marco slack quality efficiency development on 12 November, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Let The Inmates Run The Asylum
Posted in agile, development, life, work, tagged agile self organising teams business transformation tao on 11 March, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One of my colleagues recently sent me a quote from this site which tickled me a bit.
“Those who do not have a clue are still debating about the process.
Those who know, just do it. (56)”
When reading through the rest of the quotes on the page I find the following one more interesting though:
“If you want [...]
A little light reading
Posted in development, work, tagged del.icio.us, dependency injection, development, karl seguin, nhibernate, unit testing on 3 January, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
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I’ve been following Karl Seguin’s foundations of programming series and have been impressed, it’s a good starting point I think and covers a lot of the technologies that [...]