@joeltosi@mastodon.social

$77,000 per developer per year. Stripe found engineers spend 43% of their time on coordination and maintenance. For a team of 15, that's $1.15M/year on people talking to each other about services that talk to each other. Not features. Not product. Coordination. Every new service adds connection points that compound the tax. Two services: 1 connection. Twenty services: 190. The fix is not more process. It's fewer services. The full cost breakdown with case studies: https://simplicityfirstphil

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Joel Tosi @joeltosi@mastodon.social

· 1mo ago

RE: https://ruby.social/@testobsessed/117152595231290492

...and it's awesome

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Elisabeth Hendrickson (@testobsessed@ruby.social)

Fun fact: our book Signals & Levers would not exist if @joeltosi hadn't reached out to me about the simulation I'd been working on. He wanted to use it for his class on Systems Thinking. One thing led to another, and the next the we knew we were pitching a book to IT Rev. Things have come full circle. I rewrote the original clunky sim, and now you can play in our fictional world of Limitless Systems. https://sim.signalsandlevers.com/scenarios/studio/limitless-1 (No sign up needed, runs entire

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Joel Tosi @joeltosi@mastodon.social

· 1mo ago

RE: https://mastodon.social/@RuthMalan/117134126455483185

Looking forward to the discussion!

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Ruth — of systems & design (@RuthMalan@mastodon.social)

Attached: 1 image #PapersInSystems We have a very exciting discussion lined up for Monday, September 28 at 1-2 pm Eastern Time (US/Canada); 7pm CET @testobsessed@ruby.social and @joeltosi will lead discussion on ch 10 of their book *Signals and Levers* that is due out on Sept 22 Because the book will only just be available, the authors have arranged for folk joining the discussion to have access to digital copy in good time to get the reading done. More info/sign up: https://ti.to/brede

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