Driven
Continuous
Improvement
Open and
Honest
Empathetic
Autonomous
Accountable
Knowledge
Sharing
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Purpose
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Shipping fast is
more important
than shipping well
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Speed Quality
vs
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Speed
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Quality
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Every problem is
best solved using
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Progressive Efficient
vs
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Efficient
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Progressive
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The most clever
solution is the best
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Clever Clear
vs
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Clever
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Clear
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Successful Teams
Normalize
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Maintenance Costs
Build Costs
over
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Developers are great
at communication!
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“As a matter of fact the
software field is dominated by
introverts, who typically
have difficulty in
communicating with the user.”
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“In short, developers are
highly competent, driven by
technical achievement, and
skeptical of everything. These
traits make communication
challenging.”
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“Bad news isn’t wine.
It doesn’t improve
with age.”
- Colin Powell
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“Sure that’s
no problem”
- worst developer ever
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My technical skills
make my career, I
don’t need to worry
about empathy
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users
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stakeholders
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#noestimates
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#noestimates
=
#noempathy
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project managers
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#noestimates
=
#nobludgeoning
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I don’t need
humility I’m the best
developer I know!
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Impostor Syndrome
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Dunning Kruger
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I know as much about this
business as my client does
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I can’t learn anything from a
junior developer
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I’m an architect, I can’t be
bothered with coding
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"Real knowledge is to know
the extent of one's ignorance”
- Confucius
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1.) Assume It’s a you problem
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1.) Assume it’s a you problem
2.) Assume it’s not technical
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1.) Assume it’s a you problem
2.) Assume it’s not technology
3.) Enact change
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Microchip by Rabee Balakrishnan from the Noun Project
Earth by David Ly from the Noun Project
group by Gregory Radek from the Noun Project
group by Lorenzo Baldini from the Noun Project
planking by @StuCommNL from twitter
cube farm by dfb from flickr
Battery by Ramakrishna Venkatesan from the Noun Project
Reading by James Fenton from the Noun Project
Running by Kevin Laity from the Noun Project
Email by Chameleon Design from the Noun Project
Arrow by Veronika Krpciarova from the Noun Project