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Humans are Hard - talk blurb
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When I started coding, everything was easy. | |
I went to our scrum board, | |
I took a card, | |
It had acceptance criteria, | |
maybe I had to ask a few questions, | |
but more or less I was left to code in peace. | |
Everything was simple. | |
I could be the 10x engineer everyone talks about. | |
By why was it so simple? | |
Why have I never been so productive | |
(and so messy) | |
in my professional career ever since? | |
The answer is People. | |
As a young developer all the humans were abstracted away, | |
into user stories, and libraries, | |
I didn't have to think about them. | |
As I grew as a developer, and as a person, | |
I took on roles which more and more involved humans. | |
And, as it turns out, Humans are Hard! | |
Like, really hard! | |
In this talk I'm going to talk you about my journey from shy lone-wolf to (somewhat more) outgoing team player | |
and try to share some tips on how to better understand other people and work with them to build better software. |
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