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A story by @Folletto and @Bru about a team issue that happened in a project during summer 2010, telling how to deal with an opinionated "alpha geek".

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‣ Did quick usability tests
‣ Presented the suggested alternatives to
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‣ Tried to keep the morale up
‣ Tried to isolate the problem code-wise

• We underestimated the problem at ﬁrst,
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• We let the argument take the stage
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• No face-to-face talks

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LightningUX
LBi, 9 june 2011
http://lightningux.org.uk

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