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A review by arcanumxiii
It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work by Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson
5.0
This book is not the solution to all YOUR problem. This is not possible. You and I may not be in a position were we can make radical change, but that's not the point. We can and should push for more quality in our daily environment: quiet, peaceful, sustainable.
This book is about how they reached that at Basecamp. How they made mistakes along the way. How they made conscious choices to avoid some pitfall. How it can work for us too.
Even when in disagreement with the book content (like the fix salary per level, even though it's not a bad idea), it make me think deeply about what I want. What I hope to achieve with my colleagues.
It doesn't have to always be a race to the bottom.
This book is about how they reached that at Basecamp. How they made mistakes along the way. How they made conscious choices to avoid some pitfall. How it can work for us too.
Even when in disagreement with the book content (like the fix salary per level, even though it's not a bad idea), it make me think deeply about what I want. What I hope to achieve with my colleagues.
It doesn't have to always be a race to the bottom.