Upstream w/ Dan Heath (Part 1)
In today's episode, we sit down with Dan Heath, author of a new book , Upstream. In this part 1 of the conversation with Dan, we discuss preventative work over reactive work among teams. 🌎Dan Heath On The Web Heath Brothers About Dan ✍️Mentions & Resources Anita Tucker Steven Spear 🙏 Today's Episode is Brought To you by: Educative.io Supercharge your career with interactive, text-based software courses. Visit Educative.io/DeveloperTea to get 10% off.
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- در حال پخش: Upstream w/ Dan Heath (Part 1)
- بعدی: Using Substition to Make Decisions Simpler
- بعدی: Your Single Most Important Tool for Managing the Uneven Downsides of Risk
- بعدی: Why Can't You Go Faster With AI? Focus on the Friction to Find Out
- بعدی: Software Engineering Principles That Still Hold Up in an Agentic World - Old Lessons Made New
- بعدی: Principles Oriented Thinking as a Durable Skill in an AI First World
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