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Everything You Learned in Kindergarten Was WRONG
Last Updated:
Sep 23, 2008
When it comes to managing an embedded design project, everything you learned in kindergarten was wrong. The rules to follow for project success are:
- Sharing is NOT Caring; Selfishly protect your resources.
- DON'T wait your turn; Interrupts in a design are desirable.
- DON'T finish what you started; Evaluate every approach often and abandon one quickly if it is not working out.
- Everyone CANNOT be president (or king or boss); choose a leader and follow him/her.
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