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I wish I would have had something like this when I first started developing. 90% of what's in here are things I learned over time (and some at great cost). One
by paco3346 11y ago
I wish I would have had something like this when I first started developing. 90% of what's in here are things I learned over time (and some at great cost).
One I would add is to not throw a fellow dev under the bus when talking with a user. Give praise to specific team members but take the hits as a team. It helps build comradery when you see a colleague take the hit for you and builds a certain trust amongst the team knowing that others have your back.
- mcdougle 11y ago> Give praise to specific team members but take the hits as a team. Yep. That goes beyond just development -- that's a huge management/leadership technique and is very important for any team, regardless of what they're trying to accomplish.