Hardcover, 272 pages
English language
Published Nov. 8, 2013 by John Wiley & Sons Inc.
It took me some time to read this book, but I have enjoyed it mostly for the fact that currently all IT world is working remotely. Also it was interesting to get to know Automattic from the inside.
I'm not sure I can really rate this, since my main reaction is that it's deeply disorienting to read a book written about my company, and a lot of the people I work with, the year before I worked there. Berkun has a lot of really good insights about our culture!
I'm not sure I can really rate this, since my main reaction is that it's deeply disorienting to read a book written about my company, and a lot of the people I work with, the year before I worked there. Berkun has a lot of really good insights about our culture!
Sold me on Automattic as a company, pointed out many of the things I worry about with Continuous Deployment, but no solutions. Esp uncomfortable with how he characterized his time on happiness - he didn't like the metrics, but no ideas for solutions? blah
Sold me on Automattic as a company, pointed out many of the things I worry about with Continuous Deployment, but no solutions. Esp uncomfortable with how he characterized his time on happiness - he didn't like the metrics, but no ideas for solutions? blah
