RE: Re: Introductions (Lowell)

> I am a non-XPer.  I'm not sure what you mean by "Weinberg 
> school" of software people thought. Can you say more about 
> what it is? Wayne.

In following the groups, sites, and dicussions on the people issues in
software teams and organizations, most of what I see seems to have its core
in the writings of Gerry Weinberg.  Please do not misinterpret.  I think
this is a great thing.  I can only hope to appreciate a fraction of what he
has offered to the industry during my time in it.

I have also been exposed to lots of org theory from worlds that are not
close to software development.  The perspectives are a little different and
there is a lot to learn from the exploration of different schools of
thought. 

My emphasis was intended to be on the benefits of broader perspectives, not
in anyway to be critical to a single perspective.  This emphasis was
intended in both the XP and GW comments.

Lowell



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