Jason Cohen’s company Smart Bear makes a very nice code review tool; more importantly (to me, anyway), he’s the author of a very nice (and free) book about code review that includes a description of a large study done at Cisco on what works and what doesn’t. He’s been blogging recently about the joy of honesty in business (I’ll link to part 5 as soon as it goes up). Good reading; grad students should ask themselves how it applies to academic work.
Thanks for the shout-out Greg!
I do think a lot of what I write (rant?) about applies to grad students or anyone for that matter.
It’s about life and how you behave and interact with people. It’s easy to take the broad strokes and apply it to anything.
Thanks!