The computer industry, especially the programming profession, has long had (at least internally) a reputation as one of the most creativity-centered disciplines of anything that’s called “engineering” (though what’s called software engineering usually isn’t). This is a very interesting study, though, which FastCompany (something I normally eschew) is reporting — the factors behind creativity and development are a lot closer to what crazy bleeding heart worker advocates claim and a lot further from what hard-nosed management types like to proclaim. See the article here….
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Dave, are you there?
I sent you email (stillson at gmailNOTSPAM.com) but heard nothing back…
send me an email, eh?
I know you are there dave. Put down that wrench and send me an email.
Blog spam. Evil.
You should do something about that. And post more….
Heh. I’d post more, Chris, but I don’t have anything interesting to say at the moment.
Though I’ll whack all the comment spam in a minute.