I think the main problem is the Blue Book (Domain Driven Design) contains mostly technical advice. If my memory is correct there's only one of the last chapter

I think the main problem is the Blue Book (Domain Driven Design) contains mostly technical advice. If my memory is correct there's only one of the last chapter about the organizational aspect. Implementing DDD on the other hand is a lot better about this. Surely because it has been written 10 years later. So most people should start with it. But anyway when people say they're using DDD, if they can't point you to some domain experts, a dictionary of the ubiquitous language or a mapping of what they do they're not using DDD.