Technocentricity — The Fifth Dysfunction of a Software Team

Hello Tech Pros - Motivation, Soft Skills & Business Advice

English - December 14, 2016 11:30 - 26 minutes - 24.4 MB
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This is episode 5 in the series: The Five Dysfunctions of a Software Development Team, modeled after the book by Patrick Lencioni. Access the full series at hellotechpros.com/team.

What You Will Learn in This Episode Why falling in love with technology can actually be a detriment to a technology professional. Why you need to spend more time learning about the industry and business objectives than you do about the newest technology. Free resources to learn about your business industry. Why you should be asking dumb questions at work if you want to get a promotion.

Resources Mentioned The Five Dysfunctions of a Software Team The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable by Patrick Lencioni (audio book) 9 Critical Attributes for Assessing Personal Performance Career Hyperdrive Course Start Your First Business Course

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