Jeff Atwood, Michael Krakovskiy "The role of catastrophic failure in software...Fwdays
Everyone knows success is boring! Anyone can succeed, and they won't shut up about it after they do. Happy families are all alike, as the saying goes. Let Michael and Jeff take you on a grand tour of what really matters in software development: failure. Take a glorious, life affirming tour through the variaous ways they've failed at building major software projects, from Stack Overflow to Fast Company, from Discourse to Inc Magazine. You too, can fail spectacularly, and look good doing it.
The document discusses principles of minimalism in technical communication. It covers four core principles: taking an action-oriented approach focused on tasks; anchoring content in real tasks; supporting error recognition and recovery; and organizing content to support reading to do, study and locate information. Specific tips are provided, such as being brief, consistent, and not burying important content. The presentation emphasizes making tasks the priority and using images, examples and other techniques to simplify complex topics.
This presentation uses the free District Thin font from Phil's Fonts.
To view the presentation properly, please download the slides: http://www.slideshare.net/alanstevens/none-of-us-is-as-good-as-we-think-we-are/download
and font: http://www.philsfonts.com/freefont.html
The document summarizes lessons learned from implementing DevOps practices at Google and applying them to modernize practices in the U.S. federal government. It discusses how Google used transparency, autonomy, collaboration, and other principles to change culture and empower developers. It then outlines similar principles that could be applied in government to overcome inertia, ignorance, and other challenges through initiatives like a shared knowledge base, collaboration groups, and emphasizing learning over process. The overall message is that DevOps success depends on empowering individuals and embracing principles that have worked for open source and other organizations.
This document provides tips for improving workplace productivity and managing multitasking. It discusses how constant distractions can lead to procrastination and poor work. The author recommends picking and mixing different time management methods to find what works best for the individual. Specific techniques mentioned include using lists, planning each day, focusing on priorities, and limiting distractions like email checks. The Pomodoro technique, Inbox Zero, and task management apps like Remember the Milk are also summarized. The overall message is that individuals should experiment to discover an approach that helps maximize their efficiency.
Multidimensional dive into the technological, cultural and market challenges and opportunities around soft skills, career development, communication, culture, organization and certification in technology field
This document discusses various topics related to software development such as adaptation, brakes, capacity, dojos, effort, failure, generalization, iterations, listening, motivation, options, paradox, quizzes, rushing, systems thinking, teams, visibility, worship, XP, Zen, and bureaucracy. It provides insights from software experts and emphasizes concepts like continuous improvement, learning from mistakes, embracing change, effective communication, and cultivating mindfulness.
Multitasking - The Good The Bad and The UglyTal Aviv
The document discusses the pros and cons of multitasking using examples from computing, project management, and an experiment. It shows that while multitasking may seem productive, it often leads to lower quality work and delays completion of tasks. Specifically, an example of managing three projects showed that multitasking resulted in all projects being delayed and lower overall profits than focusing on one task at a time.
Jeff Atwood, Michael Krakovskiy "The role of catastrophic failure in software...Fwdays
Everyone knows success is boring! Anyone can succeed, and they won't shut up about it after they do. Happy families are all alike, as the saying goes. Let Michael and Jeff take you on a grand tour of what really matters in software development: failure. Take a glorious, life affirming tour through the variaous ways they've failed at building major software projects, from Stack Overflow to Fast Company, from Discourse to Inc Magazine. You too, can fail spectacularly, and look good doing it.
The document discusses principles of minimalism in technical communication. It covers four core principles: taking an action-oriented approach focused on tasks; anchoring content in real tasks; supporting error recognition and recovery; and organizing content to support reading to do, study and locate information. Specific tips are provided, such as being brief, consistent, and not burying important content. The presentation emphasizes making tasks the priority and using images, examples and other techniques to simplify complex topics.
This presentation uses the free District Thin font from Phil's Fonts.
To view the presentation properly, please download the slides: http://www.slideshare.net/alanstevens/none-of-us-is-as-good-as-we-think-we-are/download
and font: http://www.philsfonts.com/freefont.html
The document summarizes lessons learned from implementing DevOps practices at Google and applying them to modernize practices in the U.S. federal government. It discusses how Google used transparency, autonomy, collaboration, and other principles to change culture and empower developers. It then outlines similar principles that could be applied in government to overcome inertia, ignorance, and other challenges through initiatives like a shared knowledge base, collaboration groups, and emphasizing learning over process. The overall message is that DevOps success depends on empowering individuals and embracing principles that have worked for open source and other organizations.
This document provides tips for improving workplace productivity and managing multitasking. It discusses how constant distractions can lead to procrastination and poor work. The author recommends picking and mixing different time management methods to find what works best for the individual. Specific techniques mentioned include using lists, planning each day, focusing on priorities, and limiting distractions like email checks. The Pomodoro technique, Inbox Zero, and task management apps like Remember the Milk are also summarized. The overall message is that individuals should experiment to discover an approach that helps maximize their efficiency.
Multidimensional dive into the technological, cultural and market challenges and opportunities around soft skills, career development, communication, culture, organization and certification in technology field
This document discusses various topics related to software development such as adaptation, brakes, capacity, dojos, effort, failure, generalization, iterations, listening, motivation, options, paradox, quizzes, rushing, systems thinking, teams, visibility, worship, XP, Zen, and bureaucracy. It provides insights from software experts and emphasizes concepts like continuous improvement, learning from mistakes, embracing change, effective communication, and cultivating mindfulness.
Multitasking - The Good The Bad and The UglyTal Aviv
The document discusses the pros and cons of multitasking using examples from computing, project management, and an experiment. It shows that while multitasking may seem productive, it often leads to lower quality work and delays completion of tasks. Specifically, an example of managing three projects showed that multitasking resulted in all projects being delayed and lower overall profits than focusing on one task at a time.
Remote Research Workshop, UX Week 2012 - Cyd HarrellCyd Harrell
The document discusses remote user research tools and techniques, focusing on both moderated and unmoderated remote studies. It provides examples of tools for remote moderated research like GoToMeeting as well as unmoderated automated tools like Usabilla. The presenters provide advice on best practices for remote user research including recruiting, study design, note taking, and overcoming challenges with remote methods.
This document provides guidance on how to communicate effectively with developers and build software iteratively. It recommends defining user needs through user stories, prioritizing stories, using dimensional planning to scope features at different levels of completeness, and using poker planning to estimate story complexity. It also suggests using kanban, building incrementally, collecting feedback in each cycle, and collaborating with customers to build the right product. The overall message is that an iterative process allowing for frequent feedback leads to better outcomes than trying to plan everything upfront.
The document discusses strategies for managing uncertainty when delivering projects on time in agile software development. It describes three characters - Roger, who initially struggles using agile methods without understanding iteration, and two other characters who demonstrate strategies to help. The strategies are: 1) prioritizing business goals to focus on highest value, 2) deferring solution decisions until necessary while exploring options, and 3) building up feature quality over iterations to vary and control costs. The document advocates embracing uncertainty and focusing on goals, options, and incremental quality improvements rather than fixed solutions.
Discount Usability Testing for Agile TeamsBen Carey
A talk from Agile Roots in 2010. You can't get the whole picture or much context from the slides.
The last part of the talk was referring to how you'll be remembered and your legacy in a social-media-based world.
It would be unfortunate if your last status update was the one that you see in the facebook wall post.
Video from the talk will be posted later.
This document discusses catchphrases that are commonly used in Agile software development. It began as a lightning talk at the XP2013 conference where audience members suggested catchphrases. Some catchphrases mentioned are "Don't Repeat Yourself", "No broken windows, no boiled frogs", "Code is not done 'till all the tests run!", "We don't ship shit", "Embrace change", and "You ain't gonna need it". The talk captured several wisdom nuggets in under 10 minutes and showcased catchphrases that capture Agile culture and values.
This document contains materials from a workshop on scrum mastering and agile coaching. It includes definitions of key roles like scrum master and product owner. It discusses scrum master responsibilities and challenges like removing impediments and helping the team grow. It provides guidance on facilitating meetings, retrospectives, and managing conflicts. Interactive exercises explore giving and receiving feedback, navigating group conflicts, and leadership growth.
Conducting User Research for Startups - part 2Diane Loviglio
This document provides guidance on conducting user interviews for startups. It discusses writing an interview script that includes sections, time limits, and exercises. The script should explore attitudes, behaviors, and identify opportunities. Conducting the interview, the participant should do most of the talking while the interviewer asks open-ended questions. It's important to record the session, take detailed notes including timestamps, and quote the participant directly. Pilot testing the script will help improve the interview process.
The hunt of the unicorn, to capture productivityBrainhub
The document provides techniques for improving productivity and focus. It suggests limiting distractions by not checking email or talking about unimportant things first thing in the morning. It recommends optimizing for deep work by turning off notifications and practicing "mise en place". The document outlines ready to use techniques like tackling the most important task first, using creative triggers to get in a focused state of mind, starting with small blocks of focused time, and using the Pomodoro technique. It stresses the importance of monitoring your bandwidth, limiting commitments, prioritizing tasks, and ignoring some bugs. Overall, the document presents numerous evidence-based strategies for catching the productivity "unicorn" and optimizing one's focus and workflow.
The document provides 12 tips for acing a job interview: 1) research the company thoroughly, 2) use Google Alerts to stay up-to-date on company news, 3) use social media cleaning apps to curate your online presence, 4) schedule interviews for 10:30am on Tuesdays, 5) craft a compelling "story statement", 6) include subtle fashion statements, 7) effectively answer weakness questions, 8) prepare illustrative anecdotes, 9) think aloud on analytical questions, 10) ask questions that reveal your qualities, 11) confidently ask if the interviewer has any doubts, and 12) send a personalized thank you note.
The document outlines a user testing session for the Topia Manage platform. It includes instructions for moderating a 1-hour session with 3 participants over 3 days. The test involves participants completing tasks in the software like logging in, exploring the dashboard, finding city guides, adding family members to moves, filtering moves by location, creating and editing cost estimates and simulations, and deleting draft cost estimates. Metrics like success rates and a prioritized list of usability issues will be collected and shared with the development team. A script provides guidance on introducing tasks, asking pre-and post-task questions, and wrapping up the session.
1. Debugging involves breaking a problem down into smaller testable pieces, recreating the problem, and testing potential solutions.
2. The document provides tips for debugging including researching concepts, asking others for help with confusing language, consistently recreating problems, and breaking problems into individual tests.
3. Debugging tools mentioned include developer tools, server logs, and tools that allow imitating Google to test rendering and crawling issues.
Building teams by reinforcing personal feedback loopscoaching4IT
1. The document discusses building teams through reinforcing personal feedback loops. It outlines a 6 step process for providing feedback: 1) informing others of upcoming feedback, 2) encouraging note-taking, 3) writing descriptive feedback, 4) debriefing feedback in meetings, 5) allowing questions, and 6) following up.
2. Key aspects of the feedback process include using Google forms, making feedback anonymous but optional to identify, and scheduling bi-weekly coaching sessions.
3. Regular feedback aims to improve habits over time through awareness, change, and accountability. Setting this process as an example helps create a culture of trust and improvement.
This document provides tips and techniques for presentations based on lessons learned from Steve Jobs' exemplary presentation style. It discusses 3 acts for an effective presentation: creating a compelling story; delivering an engaging experience through simplicity and visuals; and refining the presentation through practice. Key recommendations include developing a sense of purpose, introducing an antagonist, using fewer words and more images, simplifying complex topics, and creating emotionally charged "holy shit" moments.
This document provides tips and techniques for creating compelling presentations based on lessons learned from Steve Jobs' legendary presentation style. It discusses the importance of developing a clear story and purpose in Act 1, delivering a simple and visual experience in Act 2, and refining the presentation through practice in Act 3. Key recommendations include spending time planning the narrative before creating slides, using high-impact visuals over text, revealing "holy shit" moments, and rehearsing extensively to improve delivery.
This document provides tips and techniques for presentations based on Steve Jobs' style, organized into three acts. It summarizes Jobs' focus on telling a story with passion and purpose in Act 1, keeping presentations simple and visual through strong imagery in Act 2, and the importance of rehearsal and stage presence in Act 3. Jobs is presented as a master storyteller and showman who planned dramatic reveals and quotable moments to inspire audiences.
1) Design Thinking is a process that focuses on empathy, understanding problems from the user's perspective, and coming up with creative solutions through prototyping and testing.
2) The process involves 5 steps - empathizing with users, defining the problem, brainstorming ideas, building prototypes, and testing ideas with users.
3) An important part of defining the problem is using the "Five Whys" technique to uncover the root causes, as superficial problems are often symptoms of deeper issues.
Remote Research Workshop, UX Week 2012 - Cyd HarrellCyd Harrell
The document discusses remote user research tools and techniques, focusing on both moderated and unmoderated remote studies. It provides examples of tools for remote moderated research like GoToMeeting as well as unmoderated automated tools like Usabilla. The presenters provide advice on best practices for remote user research including recruiting, study design, note taking, and overcoming challenges with remote methods.
This document provides guidance on how to communicate effectively with developers and build software iteratively. It recommends defining user needs through user stories, prioritizing stories, using dimensional planning to scope features at different levels of completeness, and using poker planning to estimate story complexity. It also suggests using kanban, building incrementally, collecting feedback in each cycle, and collaborating with customers to build the right product. The overall message is that an iterative process allowing for frequent feedback leads to better outcomes than trying to plan everything upfront.
The document discusses strategies for managing uncertainty when delivering projects on time in agile software development. It describes three characters - Roger, who initially struggles using agile methods without understanding iteration, and two other characters who demonstrate strategies to help. The strategies are: 1) prioritizing business goals to focus on highest value, 2) deferring solution decisions until necessary while exploring options, and 3) building up feature quality over iterations to vary and control costs. The document advocates embracing uncertainty and focusing on goals, options, and incremental quality improvements rather than fixed solutions.
Discount Usability Testing for Agile TeamsBen Carey
A talk from Agile Roots in 2010. You can't get the whole picture or much context from the slides.
The last part of the talk was referring to how you'll be remembered and your legacy in a social-media-based world.
It would be unfortunate if your last status update was the one that you see in the facebook wall post.
Video from the talk will be posted later.
This document discusses catchphrases that are commonly used in Agile software development. It began as a lightning talk at the XP2013 conference where audience members suggested catchphrases. Some catchphrases mentioned are "Don't Repeat Yourself", "No broken windows, no boiled frogs", "Code is not done 'till all the tests run!", "We don't ship shit", "Embrace change", and "You ain't gonna need it". The talk captured several wisdom nuggets in under 10 minutes and showcased catchphrases that capture Agile culture and values.
This document contains materials from a workshop on scrum mastering and agile coaching. It includes definitions of key roles like scrum master and product owner. It discusses scrum master responsibilities and challenges like removing impediments and helping the team grow. It provides guidance on facilitating meetings, retrospectives, and managing conflicts. Interactive exercises explore giving and receiving feedback, navigating group conflicts, and leadership growth.
Conducting User Research for Startups - part 2Diane Loviglio
This document provides guidance on conducting user interviews for startups. It discusses writing an interview script that includes sections, time limits, and exercises. The script should explore attitudes, behaviors, and identify opportunities. Conducting the interview, the participant should do most of the talking while the interviewer asks open-ended questions. It's important to record the session, take detailed notes including timestamps, and quote the participant directly. Pilot testing the script will help improve the interview process.
The hunt of the unicorn, to capture productivityBrainhub
The document provides techniques for improving productivity and focus. It suggests limiting distractions by not checking email or talking about unimportant things first thing in the morning. It recommends optimizing for deep work by turning off notifications and practicing "mise en place". The document outlines ready to use techniques like tackling the most important task first, using creative triggers to get in a focused state of mind, starting with small blocks of focused time, and using the Pomodoro technique. It stresses the importance of monitoring your bandwidth, limiting commitments, prioritizing tasks, and ignoring some bugs. Overall, the document presents numerous evidence-based strategies for catching the productivity "unicorn" and optimizing one's focus and workflow.
The document provides 12 tips for acing a job interview: 1) research the company thoroughly, 2) use Google Alerts to stay up-to-date on company news, 3) use social media cleaning apps to curate your online presence, 4) schedule interviews for 10:30am on Tuesdays, 5) craft a compelling "story statement", 6) include subtle fashion statements, 7) effectively answer weakness questions, 8) prepare illustrative anecdotes, 9) think aloud on analytical questions, 10) ask questions that reveal your qualities, 11) confidently ask if the interviewer has any doubts, and 12) send a personalized thank you note.
The document outlines a user testing session for the Topia Manage platform. It includes instructions for moderating a 1-hour session with 3 participants over 3 days. The test involves participants completing tasks in the software like logging in, exploring the dashboard, finding city guides, adding family members to moves, filtering moves by location, creating and editing cost estimates and simulations, and deleting draft cost estimates. Metrics like success rates and a prioritized list of usability issues will be collected and shared with the development team. A script provides guidance on introducing tasks, asking pre-and post-task questions, and wrapping up the session.
1. Debugging involves breaking a problem down into smaller testable pieces, recreating the problem, and testing potential solutions.
2. The document provides tips for debugging including researching concepts, asking others for help with confusing language, consistently recreating problems, and breaking problems into individual tests.
3. Debugging tools mentioned include developer tools, server logs, and tools that allow imitating Google to test rendering and crawling issues.
Building teams by reinforcing personal feedback loopscoaching4IT
1. The document discusses building teams through reinforcing personal feedback loops. It outlines a 6 step process for providing feedback: 1) informing others of upcoming feedback, 2) encouraging note-taking, 3) writing descriptive feedback, 4) debriefing feedback in meetings, 5) allowing questions, and 6) following up.
2. Key aspects of the feedback process include using Google forms, making feedback anonymous but optional to identify, and scheduling bi-weekly coaching sessions.
3. Regular feedback aims to improve habits over time through awareness, change, and accountability. Setting this process as an example helps create a culture of trust and improvement.
This document provides tips and techniques for presentations based on lessons learned from Steve Jobs' exemplary presentation style. It discusses 3 acts for an effective presentation: creating a compelling story; delivering an engaging experience through simplicity and visuals; and refining the presentation through practice. Key recommendations include developing a sense of purpose, introducing an antagonist, using fewer words and more images, simplifying complex topics, and creating emotionally charged "holy shit" moments.
This document provides tips and techniques for creating compelling presentations based on lessons learned from Steve Jobs' legendary presentation style. It discusses the importance of developing a clear story and purpose in Act 1, delivering a simple and visual experience in Act 2, and refining the presentation through practice in Act 3. Key recommendations include spending time planning the narrative before creating slides, using high-impact visuals over text, revealing "holy shit" moments, and rehearsing extensively to improve delivery.
This document provides tips and techniques for presentations based on Steve Jobs' style, organized into three acts. It summarizes Jobs' focus on telling a story with passion and purpose in Act 1, keeping presentations simple and visual through strong imagery in Act 2, and the importance of rehearsal and stage presence in Act 3. Jobs is presented as a master storyteller and showman who planned dramatic reveals and quotable moments to inspire audiences.
1) Design Thinking is a process that focuses on empathy, understanding problems from the user's perspective, and coming up with creative solutions through prototyping and testing.
2) The process involves 5 steps - empathizing with users, defining the problem, brainstorming ideas, building prototypes, and testing ideas with users.
3) An important part of defining the problem is using the "Five Whys" technique to uncover the root causes, as superficial problems are often symptoms of deeper issues.
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7. Using SnagIt
Record everything you do.
If you search for properties, record you
searching. Surf
MLS, SnagIt!
Narrate a huge library of online
training straight to YouTube.
This is the infrastructure for you to
totally step out of the day-to-day.
8. Uploading to YouTube
Private:
Available by username/password.
Pro: Completely private.
Con: You cannot distribute easily.
Unlisted:
Available with a direct URL.
Pro: Easy distribution.
Con: Problem if VA turnover.
Public:
Anyone can access.
10. ”
“Talent wins games, but
teamwork and intelligence
wins championships.
Michael Jordan
11. Virtual Assistant
The hardest position you’ll hire.
Use your workflow to write a
perfect job description.
Be specific and bullet out the
job responsibilities.
Be realistic in the hours you’re
allowing for them. Factor in
training time.
13. ”
“
I hire people brighter than me
and then I get out of their way.
Lee Iacocca, Engineer of Ford Mustang and Ford Pinto
14. Step One
Use Online Service: oDesk,
OnlineJobs.ph
They will eventually be
speaking/emailing to other people.
In posting add “Will you be willing to
submit a 1 minute or less
video/audio?”
Omit All No Answers
Only Consider Yes Answers
15. Step Two
Ask for 1 minute or less video/audio file describing a simple task: tying a
shoe, sending an email.
Leave this vague.
Omit All Negative Responses
Only Consider Positive Responses
You’re judging their ability to problem solve as well as take initiative.
From there, listen or watch what they sent.
16. Step Three
Shortlist for a video interview - Skype,
Google Hangout
You’re looking to see who you mesh
with the best.
In the end things come down to
personalities. You’ve already vetted
their capabilities.
17. The World’s Shortest Cognitive
Reflection Test (CRT)
1: A bat and a ball cost $1.10 in total. The bat costs
$1.00 more than the ball. How much does the ball cost?
18. The World’s Shortest Cognitive
Reflection Test (CRT)
2: If it takes five machines, five minutes to make
five widgets, how many minutes would it take 100
machines to make 100 widgets?
19. The World’s Shortest Cognitive
Reflection Test (CRT)
3: In a lake there is a patch of lily pads. Every day, the
patch doubles in size. If it takes 48 days for the patch to
cover the entire lake, how many days would it take for the
patch to cover half the lake?
20. The World’s Shortest Cognitive
Reflection Test
Answers:
1. Ball is $0.05
2. 5 minutes
3. 47 Days