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Juan Jose Sierralta
Juan Jose Sierralta

Juan Jose Sierralta

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From Hard and Soft Skills in Tech by Yonatan Zunger

This kind of “management” — I use the term loosely — doesn’t constitute good soft skills, either. It’s a field that was built up out of people who often believed that they had good soft skills, while actually having atrocious or even actively pathological ones. The simple fact that people feel not respected by their managers should be a tremendous red flag: a…

From Hard and Soft Skills in Tech by Yonatan Zunger

…o engineering skills, and crucially, who lacked respect for said skills or the people who had them. This is because a lot of management came out of the early 20th-century version of industrial management, the same field that gave us phrases like “human resources:” the workers are an annoyance and an expense, something which has to be “managed” to keep production quotas high.

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All the things I hate about Python

Nathan Murthy

Writing a Simple Linux Kernel Module

Robert W. Oliver II

Goodbye, Object Oriented Programming

Charles Scalfani