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Roman Pickl07:02:36

What did you change in your daily work after reading the unicorn project? I'm pushing for a book club ;)

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Joachim Sammer10:02:49

Same here! Kindle the rebellion ... or at least a small conspiracy. ;)

Patrick Robinson12:02:48

I started a bookclub 👍:skin-tone-2:

Alex (IT Rev)13:02:39

Nice! You’re doing book clubs with coworkers?

Roman Pickl16:02:36

I think it's a cheap way to spread some common vocabulary. And people like gifts. So buying e.g. 5 books can be a good investment. I even did this on my own personal expenses in the past in a small company.

etank20:02:26

We are starting a book club too but for now with TPP. We may move on to TUP after we finish though.

Anu04:02:24

I am doing a book club. I asked people to read 5 chapters each and meet. I created a Microsoft Teams site and am posting questions and then we meet once in 2 weeks. People love the book club. I have 24 folks in the club and its a mix of technology and business folks. The business folks find it tech heavy but empathize with our ordeal. Everyone seems to like how the 5 ideals resonate with them!

Jerreck01:02:22

we bought copies of TUP for our company and participated in the book club here, most of us were more readers of the slack group than commenters though

Jerreck01:02:56

i think taking part in it has had a number of advantages in regard to improvement of daily work. The biggest is that we seem to be talking more about the concept of improving daily work in general and why that’s important. Also had a lot more interest in CI/CD and IaC lately