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Concreteness: Suffering from "The Curse of Knowledge"

Posted August 7, 2008 | Leadership |

The American Heritage Dictionary defines concrete as "an actual, specific thing or instance." Chip and Dan Heath (in Made to Stick ) state that "even the most abstract business strategy must eventually show up in the tangible actions of human beings." Concreteness, they say, is an indispensable component of sticky idea

About The Author
Laurie Williams
Laurie Williams is an Associate Professor and the Director of both the Center for Open Software Engineering and the Collaborative Software Development Laboratory at North Carolina State University (USA). Dr. Williams is the lead author of Pair Programming Illuminated and a coeditor ofExtreme Programming Perspectives. She has published more than 150 software engineering papers, articles, and books. Additionally, Dr. Williams has been invited to… Read More
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