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1: Emotion Observer
1 Lesson-
StartYou've spent years optimizing for logic. Today, we optimize for sensation.
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EQ Katas
31 kata to learn and improve the art of emotions
Achieve mastery through challenge
Feature 1:
Integrated unit tests for emotional responses. Develop self-awareness and learn to manage emotional states effectively.
Feature 2:
Implemented refactoring techniques for personal development. Gain insights into your own emotional patterns and identify areas for improvement.
Feature 3:
Enhanced error handling for interpersonal interactions. Learn to identify and mitigate emotional roadblocks in team dynamics.
system requirements
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A sense of responsibility for your own emotional well-being and career development.
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Curiosity and a willingness to explore.
3
Basic familiarity with agile development principles (optional).
known issues
Potential for improved code quality due to reduced stress and improved focus.
May lead to unexpected collaboration and improved team morale.
Can lead to greater empathy for users and stakeholders.
People who prefer to blame others and complain rather than taking responsibility for their own actions.
Individuals seeking a quick-fix solution to all their problems.
Those who believe emotions have no place in software development.
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The EQ katas is a library of 31 short exercises designed to elevate your power skills.
Here's what you'll get:
Daily actionable exercises: From simple reflections to engaging activities, you'll gain valuable insights and develop new habits.
Learn at your own pace. The program is designed for 31 days, but it is only a recommendation. Your access is valid for one year.
Supporting materials: Worksheets, checklists, and even inspiring screensavers to keep you motivated.
Access to a private community for support, networking, and ongoing learning.
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Kris Corbus
A nerd, a coach and a trainer based in Europe.
For tech professionals who want to improve their power skills, I offer training, workshops and professional coaching based on 20 years of experience in the industry (and a lot of valuable failures!).
I believe in software development through human-centered approach. My goal: empower people to create better software and enjoy a more fulfilling life.
