Experts vs Expertise
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Experts vs Expertise
- 1. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 1 Yegor Bugayenko Experts vs. Expertise GeeCON Prague, Czech Republic 18 October, 2018
- 2. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 2 The Gist: We need expertise, but we don’t want to depend on experts.
- 7. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 7 “A good way for ineffective people to cling to power in an organization is by creating a monopoly on information.”
- 12. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 12 Good programmers know how to explain, the best ones know how to write.
- 14. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 14 (c) Images from pexels.com
- 17. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 17 1 Smaller Tasks Hours, not days or weeks
- 18. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 18 2 No Code Ownership Rotate teams and developers
- 19. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 19 3 Tech Diversity By skills, not skin color
- 20. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 20 4 Blame Them Artifacts, not programmers
- 21. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 21 5 Pay For Results Not for the time spent
- 22. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 22 6 Read-Only Master With a strong quality gate in front
- 24. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 24 8 No Chats None at all, I mean it!
- 26. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 26 The best engineers are the easiest to replace.
- 28. /28@yegor256 zerocracy.com 28 1) Bye “Code Ahead” book 2) Try www.zerocracy.com/rfp 3) Follow me: @yegor256