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Friday, May 22. 2009

The Psychology of Incompetence

I got this awesome video from ptr entitled, "The Psychology of Incompetence", by Ron Burk. The speaker tries to tackle why software is so buggy and awful, and it basically boils down to incompetent leadership and incompetent programmers. The talk is pretty amusing and funny.



It was quite refreshing to watch this as I have seen some pretty epic fails as of late in the software world.
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