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davetwichell
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Comment #24445472
I've been in marketing for a while and my technical chops extend to being able to "run the demo" and even that gave me opportunities that others didn't. One of the most valuable pe…
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"A software development team is less like a sales team and more like a band." There's an Oasis joke to be made here, I just can't put my finger on it
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"This type of always-on mentality is something that many companies are learning to combat because it is unhealthy and a leading indicator of bigger issues down the road." This is s…
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Comment #24000934
Willing to share your story on video? We'll include it in an upcoming article (and enter you in a drawing for $100) https://vocalvideo.com/c/linearb-2
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Ask HN: What's your dev origin story?
What sparked the fire for you to become a developer? We're half way through the roughest year in memory. Let's get back to basics and remind ourselves of why we started building so…
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Comment #23968144
Love the "secrets" Nadav shared with Dan: The #1 characteristic of a great team: They make other teams around them better.
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Comment #23340792
“Engineering and product teams need shared metrics and OKRs to stay aligned and encourage the teamwork you’re looking for.”
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Comment #23169873
“Never use velocity to measure performance and never share velocity outside of individual teams.” I wonder how many teams stick to this
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Comment #23115769
Worth checking out if only for the Zoom video background
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Comment #22996593
But release are less frequent and larger. Sounds risky
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Comment #22889465
Focusing on the wrong metrics can ruin a dev team's culture