Relying solely on process in the manufacturing of the ideas that are core to the practice of software development is not enough.
When it comes to getting people smarter, there is a fundamental misconception in play in the corporate world.
Understanding the messages we accept regarding technical proficiency plays an important role in the making of great software.
It's not about lines of code. It's about a code of conduct that encourages contributions to the community.
Getting an idea from conception to implementation can be a disheartening experience in any company.
One of the hardest things to do in life is to express your ideas to another person. While good communication skills are a 'nice to have' for most human interaction, when it comes to making software, they're crucial.
How to use Critical Conversation Cards to review and improve an idea under consideration with the help of a moderator.
Using Critical Conversation Cards can be a step toward bringing predictability and efficiency to design and review sessions.
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