Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
Tag: One-liner
Don’t ask for permission
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
If all you measure is time, then completion on time is guaranteed
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
Bug fixing until it is done is also a process
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
When it is time to move on, celebrate
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
You never know when you have found the last bug
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
There are always implicit requirements
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
People join in pursuit of mastery. People stay when they belong.
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
Great results are achieved when business and IT communicate effectively
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
Software development is a conversation
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.