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Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams
Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams
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October 1, 2011
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TarasProkopyuk
Jan 21, 2012 rated it liked it
Shelves: management, z-0el, business
Книга в принципе правильная, полезная, но на мой взгляд авторам не хватает более полной картины мира. А именно картины мира со стороны руководителей компаний, которые, к сожалению, поддаются критике практически на каждый странице книги. Авторы этой книги как будто хотят перевернуть все компании, заставить кардинально измениться и практически полностью преобразоваться.

Если внимательно присмотреться, то практически каждые советы и решения, которые предлагают авторы очень даже полезные. Но акценты ...more
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Tom Panning
Sep 11, 2013 rated it liked it  ·  review of another edition
Shelves: soft-skills
I read the previous edition, and I was really hoping that this edition would update the content for the things that have changed since then. Unfortunately, it still seems pretty dated. There's a reference to microfiche readers when designing an ideal workspace. The chapter on how distracting phones are is still there (my phone probably rings once or twice a week... I don't find that terribly distracting). The chapter on unnecessary meetings calls out daily meetings, but doesn't make any specific ...more
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Jayesh Naithani
Jan 15, 2012 marked it as to-read
A software management book, put together as a series of essays, that believes that the major issues of software development are human and not technical. Is considered by many as a classic in the software development industry, and a must read, both for software managers and developers. And certainly much of what is in here makes good sense, with there is plenty of head-nodding advice. However, I have not heard of this book being mentioned, or seen it on bookshelves, or received recommendations fo ...more
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