Talk:Peopleware

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Well, it is not an advertisement. This is one of the most important project management books and is a best-seller. It was on the "Request" list, so I added it. What can I do to make you feel that this is not an advertisement? I don't even have the publisher or an Amazon link here.... --WiseWoman 18:09, 10 June 2006 (UTC)

I agree this isn't an advertisement. This is indeed an important book regarding project management. More coverage could go here about the messages of the book itself as they tie into specific methodologies (small 'm' or big 'M'). --JadonK 15:52, 9 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Spaghetti Dinner?

This, like about everything else in the book, is presented as a story, not so much as a technique or recommendation. I think this is a bit of a misportrayal of the book, which is not really written or structured as a how-to.

Other anecdotes in the book (such as The Black Team) would probably not be billed as implementable solutions, and they are presented the same way.

(I can imagine a massive niche market for bad consultation to do that sort of thing, though. Team Culinary Consultants, Inc.! Create new synergies in your company with a single night of our revolutionary new team-building techniques!  :) Quamaretto 23:49, 29 September 2006 (UTC)

[edit] ISBN

The ISBN was missing, so I added it. My ISBN might be for the 2nd edition. --JadonK 15:52, 9 November 2006 (UTC)