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  • The Andon Cord
    The key, as Rother suggests, is that it wasn’t the tools that made Toyota great, it was the culture and specific behavior associated behind those tools.

    ==> As said by other smart persons :
    - Don't fix bugs, fix your process.
    - Don't work harder, work smarter.
    Tue Oct 20 12:35:15 2020 - permalink -
    - https://itrevolution.com/kata/
    Best_Practice Japan Job Wisdom
  • The Problem with Saying “Don’t Bring Me Problems, Bring Me Solutions”
    A very interesting article about dealing with problems at work.

    It also reminded me about :
    https://dilbert.com/strip/2016-03-30
    https://dilbert.com/strip/2020-01-29
    Mon Jun 8 08:42:24 2020 - permalink -
    - https://hbr.org/2017/09/the-problem-with-saying-dont-bring-me-problems-bring-me-solutions
    Job Wisdom
  • Calm is Contagious
    Strategies to fight fear, uncertainty, and paralysis :

    1. Forget about yourself; focus on others.
    2. Forget about your commodity; focus on your relationships.
    3. Forget about the sale; focus on creating value.
    4. Forget about your losses; focus on your opportunities.
    5. Forget about your difficulties; focus on your progress.
    6. Forget about the “future”; focus on today.
    7. Forget about who you were; focus on who you can be.
    8. Forget about events; focus on your responses.
    9. Forget about what’s missing; focus on what’s available.
    10. Forget about your complaints; focus on your gratitude.
    Wed Apr 1 10:24:55 2020 - permalink -
    - https://www.ziaconsulting.com/community/calm-is-contagious/?mc_cid=d7d92a8cfd&mc_eid=c15c92a706
    pers Wisdom
  • You have a set amount of "weirdness points". Spend them wisely.
    Tue Feb 18 08:00:26 2020 - permalink -
    - https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/wkuDgmpxwbu2M2k3w/you-have-a-set-amount-of-weirdness-points-spend-them-wisely?mc_cid=d3c67fadf9&mc_eid=c15c92a706
    Blog Société Wisdom
  • The Comfortable Life is Killing You
    Tue Feb 18 07:50:25 2020 - permalink -
    - https://medium.com/@erikrittenberry/the-comfortable-life-is-killing-you-61cae61622e7
    Blog Wisdom
  • 3 tricks to start working despite not feeling like it
    When we don't "feel like it", we're often procrastinating because we're afraid of performing poorly.
    Remove this pressure and "just do it" : poor quality work will get you started and in good condition to make something good.
    Wed Jan 22 11:10:07 2020 - permalink -
    - https://www.deprocrastination.co/blog/3-tricks-to-start-working-despite-not-feeling-like-it
    Best_Practice Motivation Wisdom
  • Reconnaître et mettre fin à ton burnout – 24 jours de web
    Par Mehdi Zed, l'auteur de https://www.jesuisundev.com/ego-des-developpeurs/
    Fri Jan 17 16:27:23 2020 - permalink -
    - https://www.24joursdeweb.fr/2019/reconnaitre-et-mettre-fin-a-ton-burnout/
    Best_Practice Job Psychology Santé Wisdom
  • Arrêtez de demander si votre idée d'entreprise est bonne !
    La vérité dans tout ça, c'est que les gens ne savent pas ce qu'ils veulent jusqu'à ce qu'on leur propose.

    L'unique façon de vérifier que son idée est bonne, c'est vendre.

    Les gens arrêtent de mentir quand on leur demande de l'argent.

    Pour ça, la stratégie consiste à créer du contenu tout en donnant la possibilité d'acheter notre produit.

    Il existe un terme populaire dans le monde des startups qui résume bien cette stratégie : "Fake it until make it".
    Fri Jan 10 10:08:03 2020 - permalink -
    - https://ston3o.me/entrepreneuriat/arretez-de-demander-si-votre-idee-d-entreprise-est-bonne/
    Argent Job Startup Wisdom
  • Failure Found to Be an "Essential Prerequisite" for Success
    Every winner begins as a loser, but not every failure leads to success. And what ultimately separates the winners from the losers, certainly is not persistence.
    Trying again and again only works if you learn from your previous failures. The idea is to work smart, not hard. You have to figure out what worked and what didn’t, and then focus on what needs to be improved instead of thrashing around and changing everything.
    The people who failed didn’t necessarily work less [than those who succeeded]. They could actually have worked more; it’s just that they made more unnecessary changes.

    One such key indicator [statistical signatures that separate successful groups from nonsuccessful groups and make it possible to predict ultimate outcomes] (besides keeping the stuff that works and focusing on what doesn’t) is the time between consecutive failed attempts, which should decrease steadily. In other words, the faster you fail, the better your chances of success, and the more time between attempts, the more likely you are to fail again.

    What matters is how people fail, how they respond to failure and where those failures lead.
    Wed Nov 27 12:52:35 2019 - permalink -
    - https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/failure-found-to-be-an-essential-prerequisite-for-success/
    Big_Data Science Wisdom
  • We're Seeking Approval From Too Many People
    Social media makes people performers to the world

    So it could be that the reason depression and suicide are rising so quickly is that the number of people we’re trying to please is rising, combined with the exponential growth in the opportunities to either be cheered or ostracised.
    Tue Nov 5 13:54:10 2019 - permalink -
    - https://danielmiessler.com/blog/were-seeking-approval-from-too-many-people/
    Blog DanielMiessler.com Wisdom
  • Desirable developer skills
    1. Ability to ignore new tools and technologies
    2. Taste for simplicity
    3. Good code deletion skills
    4. Humility
    Thu Sep 19 08:41:15 2019 - permalink -
    - https://twitter.com/codeinthehole/status/540117725604216832
    Best_Practice Development Job Wisdom
  • How To Become A Hacker
    A FAQ with lots of interesting + useful information (and links !)
    Worth reading ;-)
    Mon Sep 2 08:22:10 2019 - permalink -
    - http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html#believe1
    Best_Practice Blog Geek_Culture Hack Internet Nerd Wisdom
  • The World is Collapsing Into Two Countries—Green and Red
    In short, this is happening. This is the two-sided reality we’re entering into. Tell everyone you care about that they need to go to school and do what it takes to make it to the right side of the fence.

    But never forget how lucky you got. And when you spend your Friday nights, in the big city surrounded by your Green Country friends, talking about your trip to Iceland and submitting a manuscript, spare a CPU cycle for the human person serving the food.

    They might have two other jobs where they’re also ignored by people like you, which they drive 90-minutes to get to. And all they did was roll different dice in this life.

    Never forget that you didn’t pick your parents, and that even work ethic is a privilege of a good upbringing.
    Mon Jun 24 09:45:26 2019 - permalink -
    - https://danielmiessler.com/blog/the-world-is-collapsing-into-two-countries-green-and-red/?mc_cid=6ee2fe8559&mc_eid=c15c92a706
    Blog Société Wisdom
  • How to Be Great? Just be Good, Repeatably
    There is a famous saying from Napolean Hill which says, “If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way”. I would actually argue the quote should be, “If you cannot do great things, do small things a great number of times”.


    aim for continuous habits that bring you success as a byproduct, not as the end goal.


    “The only way to become excellent is to be endlessly fascinated by doing the same thing over and over. You have to fall in love with boredom.” - Atomic Habits, James Clear
    On your journey to greatness, you need to fall in love with the process which includes many local minima and maxima. Staying consistent and pushing through both of these continuously is what will truly differentiate you from those that are simply “good” and isolate you as one of the few that are “great’.


    as you move towards “greatness”, you should have a better idea of what inputs actually deliver output.


    The best things in life often aren’t miracles, but well-thought out approaches that are sustainable.


    in order to achieve the things you want in life, you’ll need to establish a habit of progression.


    James Clear, from Atomic Habits, mentions a study in which students in Jerrey Uelsmann’s University of Florida photography class were divided into two groups. The first group would be the “quantity” group, while the second would be the “quality” group. The former would be judged solely on the number of photographs they submitted, while the latter would be graded on the excellence of a single image.
    The interesting outcome of the experiment was that the best photos were produced not by the quality group, but by the quantity group. Why? While the quality group spent their time speculating what perfection may have been, the quantity group took action in testing what was truly great.

    Instead of speculating what may make you great, get out there and start DOING. Do not look for perfection or even greatness, but instead signs of “good” and start making tangible progress.


    Remember, there is no “magic moment” when you become great, so if you are looking for your path towards greatness, stop looking for “greatness” and consider that your most probable path there is just to focus on what’s good.
    Thu Jun 13 10:30:23 2019 - permalink -
    - https://blog.stephsmith.io/how-to-be-great/
    Blog Personal_Growth Vie_Pratique Wisdom
  • Inversion: The Power of Avoiding Stupidity
    TL;DR :

    Avoiding stupidity is easier than seeking brilliance.
    Mon Jun 3 09:27:52 2019 - permalink -
    - https://fs.blog/2013/10/inversion/
    Best_Practice Job Wisdom
  • How I Almost Destroyed a £50 million War Plane and The Normalisation of Deviance
    "(...) the normalisation of deviance often results in an erosion of competency in which a culture of safety is slowly and gradually worn away."

    "It is well known that jet pilots start with a bag of luck and start to fill a bag of experience (...) The trick is to fill the bag of experience before you empty the bag of luck."


    ==> "Normalisation of deviance" is what, in IT, we call "normal errors". They lead to BIG crashes too ;-)
    Mon Apr 29 14:48:10 2019 - permalink -
    - https://fastjetperformance.com/podcasts/how-i-almost-destroyed-a-50-million-war-plane-when-display-flying-goes-wrong-and-the-normalisation-of-deviance/
    Armée Best_Practice Blog Job Plane Wisdom
  • The Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming
    1. Understand and accept that you will make mistakes.
    2. You are not your code.
    3. No matter how much "karate" you know, someone else will always know more.
    4. Don't rewrite code without consultation.
    5. Treat people who know less than you with respect, deference, and patience.
    6. The only constant in the world is change.
    7. The only true authority stems from knowledge, not from position.
    8. Fight for what you believe, but gracefully accept defeat.
    9. Don't be "the guy in the room."
    10. Critique code instead of people – be kind to the coder, not to the code.
    Tue Apr 2 07:00:00 2019 - permalink -
    - https://blog.codinghorror.com/the-ten-commandments-of-egoless-programming/
    Best_Practice Development Job Wisdom
  • Notes to Myself on Software Engineering
    A good reading that may be worth reading again in a while.
    Mon Feb 25 09:10:30 2019 - permalink -
    - https://medium.com/s/story/notes-to-myself-on-software-engineering-c890f16f4e4d
    Job Wisdom
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    Phrases bateaux des footballers à la lumière de la philosophie
    Thu Dec 13 13:29:49 2018 - permalink -
    - https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DuPMqHHXcAAY8gu.jpg
    Comics Football Wisdom
  • Winnie & Mickey
    "Your greatness is not what you have, but what you give."
    Thu Sep 13 16:03:11 2018 - permalink -
    - https://i.redditmedia.com/X_AXnWg9JSV3FYXja3ztVoRgQnmjzMollEldmdO3Ud8.jpg?fit=crop&crop=faces%2Centropy&arh=2&w=640&s=d633734f293ce7e33d05d232337481cb
    Cartoons Wisdom
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