Myles Borins – Why Empathy Matters [Reject.JS 2015]
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Channel: JSConf · 2015 · Science & Technology
Reject.JS 2015 – Berlin, September 24, 2015 Myles Borins (@thealphanerd) Slides: http://kni.sh/rejectjs-2015 # Why Empathy Matters Empathy can be a pivotal factor in the success of yourself and your projects. If you don’t care about the people using your product, why are you making it? If you don’t care about your co-workers who will have to use your code, why do you work with them? If you don’t care about yourself, why are you doing this as a career? Some people may ask “why empathy?”. Let’s examine this concept, find ways to be more empathetic in our actions, and discuss the pragmatism of empathy. This talk will explore various ways in which developers can be more empathetic to the community, their co-workers, and themselves. The talk will also explore larger ways we as an industry can work together to improve empathy. http://rejectjs.org - http://twitter.com/rejectjs Music by: https://soundcloud.com/7digits Video by: http://wecap.de
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