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This feels more like engineering-manager advice, not advice for engineers. And, surprise surprise, people are the same even in non-technical fields. I feel it'
by snovv_crash 5y ago
This feels more like engineering-manager advice, not advice for engineers. And, surprise surprise, people are the same even in non-technical fields.
I feel it's a similar reason books like Peopleware can still be so relevant - we've massively upgraded our computers, but the wetware is still the same as it was in the late 80s.
- MonkeyClub 5y ago> but the wetware is still the same as it was in the late 80s. I wouldn't say it's the same. In the 80s users knew less, while nowadays they're more clueless. There's a big difference, like the difference between not knowing math (but having the openness to learn), and deciding that math is alien and you should shun it on principle.