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I think its great. I think sometimes the the sweet spot with learning books is balancing sharing your expertise on a subject with targeting the learning of the reader. So if there are key principles that you need to get across, repetition is good and different perspectives of the same principles is good.
I've read some learning books that communicate expertise and the understanding of the author, but they're written in a way of expecting the reader to understand. So I would say you need to apply the same Inclusive Mindset assessing the readers of the book.
Love this Deborah! Sharing this with my team. π
I agree Nadja, I'm sorting my itinerary Friday using this. Thanks Preeti! π
Yesterday I decided to sort out my collections. I'd started with a collection of "Influential Content" and it had become too big π. So I've no broken them all down into smaller collections focused on reuse.
Truly fascinating conversation, thank you both for sharing!
Thank you so much for the mention! That really means a lot, it can't be understated how much me sharing with everyone helps me package up my learning and process any anxieties I've had around them. If you and the community take value from it, its a beautiful bonus. β€οΈ
A lovely heartwarming story. Thank you for sharing! π«Ά
Thanks Ujjwal! π
Gary Hawkes
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Head of Engineering who came from QE. Admirer of all humans (with a special affinity for testers). I love to bring out the best in people and help them grow. I have a very tactical view of delivery and love working to find the sweet spot so that processes are a balance between effort and value. Music nut.
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