18. under
capacity
âŠFor a while increasing
the density increases
the ïŹow.
âŠIncreasing the ïŹow
causes the density to
reduce.
⊠Thus you have a
stabilizing feedback loop
helping to increase the
ïŹow.
19. âŠAs you continue to
increase the density
you reach the top of the
ïŹow-curve.
20. over
capacity
âŠAs the density
increases the ïŹow
decreases.
âŠDecreasing the ïŹow
causes the density to
further increase.
âŠThus you have a
different destabilizing
feedback loop helping
to decrease the ïŹow.
57. As consultants, we've
found that the
quickest and surest
way to classify
organizations into
similar patterns is by
the way people think
and communicate
58. No other observation
skill may be more
important to software
engineering than
precision listening
81. It is not the strongest
of the species that
survive, nor the most
intelligent, but the
ones most responsive
to change
commonly mis-attributed to
Charles Darwin
82. The better adapted
you are, the less
adaptable you tend
to be
Sir Ronald Fisher
93. âThings take the time
they take, not the time
you hope they will take.
Pushing for half time
produces half bakedâ
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