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As the (programmer) spouse of a commercial-rated pilot I can endorse this premise. I've learned a lot about focus, analysis, and how parts AND process work toge
by benmarks 10y ago
As the (programmer) spouse of a commercial-rated pilot I can endorse this premise. I've learned a lot about focus, analysis, and how parts AND process work together from my flights with her. The stakes are high, and that's why process is (should be) always followed. Cause, effect, and clarity are key.
- vvanders 10y agoI also think there's a lot to be learned from the no-blame process involved with accidents. I've always been amazed at how honest and self-reporting the industry seems to be. It seems there's a real interest in improving root causes and processes that somehow doesn't involve people's egos.
- facetube 10y agoYes! Cockpit/Crew Resource Management (CRM), too. As a developer who manages other developers, I'm completely fascinated with CRM; I found a whole lot of the material and concepts useful at work despite being nowhere near a airplane.