Father and husband; Android Engineer and Quality Advocate; For fun, I enjoy playing video games, guitar, and table top games. I also dabble in hobby game dev and pixel arts.
I learned how to work as a team. And to communicate with others in a group, over long periods of time, arguing minutia of ambiguous rules (sometimes genuinely ambiguous, other times merely misunderstood). Without everything devolving into fisticuffs.
Father and husband; Android Engineer and Quality Advocate; For fun, I enjoy playing video games, guitar, and table top games. I also dabble in hobby game dev and pixel arts.
I've read Donald Norman's Design of Everyday Things too. Plus I've read a lot about the history of the Bell System, or the Internet for that matter. Plus read about Kevin Mitnick and his story.
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I wasn't even aware of any of those books. They're on my book queue now!
Here's my four non-computer books that I have helped my programming:
The Goal is a great book!
Thanks for sharing. I’ll add them to my list 🙏🏻
I am curious what you learned from AD&D? Good list!
Yeah! I'm also interested
I learned how to work as a team. And to communicate with others in a group, over long periods of time, arguing minutia of ambiguous rules (sometimes genuinely ambiguous, other times merely misunderstood). Without everything devolving into fisticuffs.
Cool cool, sounds about right for DnD! I like how you related it to business teams as I’d never thought of it.
I've read Donald Norman's Design of Everyday Things too. Plus I've read a lot about the history of the Bell System, or the Internet for that matter. Plus read about Kevin Mitnick and his story.