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I was reflecting recently on how stark the differences between teams can be and how often you can pick up on those differences within seconds. You can feel it. The words they use are different. The way they describe their work tells you almost everything.
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TBM 364: Three Team Vibes
I was reflecting recently on how stark the differences between teams can be and how often you can pick up on those differences within seconds just by asking someone how things are going. You can feel ...
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June 27, 2025 at 10:20 AM
I was reflecting recently on how stark the differences between teams can be and how often you can pick up on those differences within seconds. You can feel it. The words they use are different. The way they describe their work tells you almost everything.
cutlefish.substack.com/p/tbm-364-th...
cutlefish.substack.com/p/tbm-364-th...
I love this idea, I would do it if sitting next to a person but for some reason it would never occur to me when doing an offline review. Will try!
I love this practice. Having been on the receiving end of some of Beth’s code review compliments I can confirm that it’s remarkably energizing.
Giving specific complements in code reviews is the one practice I’ve seen work everywhere: blog.bethcodes.com/for-delightf...
December 10, 2024 at 8:00 PM
I love this idea, I would do it if sitting next to a person but for some reason it would never occur to me when doing an offline review. Will try!
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I love this practice. Having been on the receiving end of some of Beth’s code review compliments I can confirm that it’s remarkably energizing.
Giving specific complements in code reviews is the one practice I’ve seen work everywhere: blog.bethcodes.com/for-delightf...
December 10, 2024 at 3:04 PM
I love this practice. Having been on the receiving end of some of Beth’s code review compliments I can confirm that it’s remarkably energizing.