The best insight from the whole thread :D
Software engineering is a continuous improvement.
I believe "The five dysfunctions of a team" deserves some attention, specially for people working in teams and the leaders out there. I'm unsure it should be in the list, but def. a good read :)
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I enjoyed reading "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team" but it didn't occur to me to add it to the list.
Anyone on a dysfunctional team will find something useful in this book but--as best as I can recall--it didn't offer many solutions to members of a team. I believe it was all about what you could do if you were the leader of a dysfunctional team.
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The best insight from the whole thread :D
Software engineering is a continuous improvement.
I believe "The five dysfunctions of a team" deserves some attention, specially for people working in teams and the leaders out there. I'm unsure it should be in the list, but def. a good read :)
Yes, good feedback, Christopher.
I enjoyed reading "The Five Dysfunctions of a Team" but it didn't occur to me to add it to the list.
Anyone on a dysfunctional team will find something useful in this book but--as best as I can recall--it didn't offer many solutions to members of a team. I believe it was all about what you could do if you were the leader of a dysfunctional team.