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I'm surprised that Peopleware (DeMarco and Lister) isn't in there somewhere.
by Malic 10y ago
I'm surprised that Peopleware (DeMarco and Lister) isn't in there somewhere.
- whatever_dude 10y agoThis. It's not exactly programming, but I think this should be recommended reading. I've only read it about 20 years into my career but it all clicked - I wish I had seen it earlier.
- dazzawazza 10y agoAs a Senior programmer, over the years, I've bought eight copies for Juniors to help them cope and learn to deal with other types of programmers (or stop being fucking hero-programmers). Should be mandatory reading IMHO.
- UweSchmidt 10y agoHow, in the process of answering a specific programming question on Stackoverflow, would a link to a book on project management be appropriate? Also, what's up with the phrase "I'm surprised" that always comes up in threads like this: If you believe a book should be higher up, tell us why! Or do you question the author's methodology? If you misjudge the current significance or influence of a thing, ... so what?
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- pc86 10y agoI'm not sure what you could have possibly hoped to gain by writing this condescending "I'm so smart" response.