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The inherent dysfunction of functional teams(iosmak.wordpress.com)
2 points by terziev 13y ago|0 comments
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The importance of "Nice-to-haves"(iosmak.wordpress.com)
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by terziev 13y ago
It's hard-earned knowledge. I have had the privilege to work with Ivan and couldn't pass posting it here because it is an awesome piece. What he outlines is equally applicable for anything that involves a lot of people. It all boi
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Stabilizing a product in distress(iosmak.wordpress.com)
2 points by terziev 13y ago|2 comments
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When is a feature really done?(blogs.telerik.com)
1 points by terziev 14y ago|0 comments
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by terziev 14y ago
.NET is a framework. Most devs and knowledgeable people refer to it as such. There are a number of languages such as VB.NET, C#, F# which are supported by the framework.
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by terziev 14y ago
I means they wanted you on the team. We also do the same and accept custom requests because we want the people to join our company. We are not indifferent to people. Fo some companies, though, especially those more focused on financial engi
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by terziev 14y ago
True. But look at it from the perspective of the big company - they thrive on process more than empowerment and creativity. Btw, don't get me wrong, I am not defending Zynga. I lost all respec for that company after they asked some early em
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by terziev 14y ago
That's the problem. They just didn't care enough to accommodate the change. If they really wanted the guy they would have said ok. But I guess he was just a number for Zynga and not a human being and valuable team member. While I understand
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by terziev 14y ago
Great article. I also share the view that humility is a very important trait. As an entrepreneur, you will fail many times. If you are not humble you probably will blame outside factors for your failure rather than take a deep look inside,
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by terziev 14y ago
Exactly - it makes zero sense for Zynga to accept all kinds of special requests and addendums so that everyone is on board. Big companies do bend but only in cases when there's no alternatives.
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by terziev 14y ago
Thanks for sharing, it's a great article