This Developer's Life 2.0.1 - Criticism
In this first episode of the second season of This Developer's Life we talk to three developers about criticism - some they've given and some they've received. In addition we talk to a very vocal critic of this podcast.
- Ayende Rahien - a prominent developer in the .NET community and a force of nature
- G. Andrew Duthie - a Developer Evangelist at Microsoft
- Boris Pavlović , a Serbian developer living with his wife and family in Switzerland
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Michael McDaniel
Obviously Ayende's style can reap benefits - but - people are holistic units, emotions included. I think it's better to consider developing human capital, IOW, helping people be better people. Nevertheless, it makes me want to be more careful and to improve my skills, knowing that someone like him takes it so seriously and hearing how he thinks about it.
(BTW, I think that Psychology Today must have followed your lead for their current issue)
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