Quality Software Management, Vol. 3: Congruent Action

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Gerald Weinberg focuses on the human element of software leadership in this third entry of his acclaimed series. He argues that technical expertise alone cannot produce high quality results without managers who align their actions with their values. This concept, known as congruence, requires leaders to balance their personal needs with those of their team and the business environment. By address…

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