What programming can learn from Gordon Ramsay
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Presentation examines what software developers can learn from the restaurant world exemplified by Gordon Ramsay, comparing programming to older professions and to restaurant workers. It asks whether practices for managing release deadlines and quality requirements from hospitality can apply to development work, exploring analogies rather than claiming uniqueness.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:07Gordon Ramsay on programming
- 10:08Overloaded tech portfolios
- 17:31Golden rule of IT menus
- 24:17Team communication like a kitchen
- 31:02Leader's role in teamwork
- 36:49Pressure time dynamics
- 43:54Summary
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