E-MailWriting and Learning -- Part 2
"Artists, writers, poets, software developers, software designers, software architects, pattern writers ... have something essential in common: They make things under risk," writes Richard Gabriel ( Writers' Workshops & the Work of Making Things ). Last week's Advisor (" Writing and Learning -- Part 1," 31 October 2002) delved into "why" I believe that writing is a vital skill for any professional. Writing, thinking, and learning enhance each other. If this hypothesis is true, then the next question should be, "How do we improve our writing skills?"
Cutter Consortium clients, please log in:
If you would like further information about how to become a client, please contact us at +1 781 648 8700 or sales@cutter.com, or you can Request Guest Access.
Become a Member
Research and inquiry privileges, plus regular strategy meetings with Cutter's pioneers and leaders in the Agile movement, are just some of the perks! Talk to Cutter today about trial membership, including access to research, webinars, podcasts, white papers and more.
Request trial membershipAgile 'Beer Summit'
Israel Gat (Director of Agile Practices for the Cutter Consortium) was kind enough to invite Damon Edwards (DTO Solutions) over for beers in his backyard to discuss a wide range of topics including Agile, DevOps, and the measurement of Technical Debt.