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春哥

2023-05-15 14:37:23

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摘要：總結、分享禅道團隊對極客的定義和追求，一起看看吧。

本篇目錄

這是我去年在禅道軟件團隊內部做的一次分享《我們是極客》，嘗試總結了我們團隊對極客的定義和追求，今天和大家分享下。

何爲極客

海闊天空

極客信條1：藐視權威，質疑一切

不被現有的規則、觀點、輿論、習慣或者潛規則所束縛，我自有我主張，權威就是用來被打破的。

極客信條2：敢想敢做，挑戰不可能

不受限于現有的能力、資源、工具及其他各種固有限制，我自有我想法，可能就是我來創造的。

極客信條3：不服輸，我可以

不受嘗試過程中各種失敗、打擊、流言、質疑所影響，我自有我堅持且看我十年以後。

極客信條4：自我否定，不斷突破

不滿足以往積累的成就、經驗、能力，保持謙遜的空杯心態，持續學習。

雷厲風行

極客信條5：杜絕任何浪費生命的行爲

任何浪費生命的行爲都是可恥的，想盡一切辦法減少浪費。

極客信條6：對重複性的錯誤保持零容忍度

鼓勵犯錯，但任何錯誤都不應該犯第二次。

極客信條7：盡最大努力將自己負責的事情做到最好不爲自己找借口，賭上我的榮耀，將由我交付變成品質保證的代名詞。

極客信條8：立刻去試，不糾結，不懷疑，不退縮

不做蝸牛，不做烏龜，不做狐狸，不做鴕鳥，平頭哥無所畏懼，所向披靡。

極客信條9：Write It Down

想法始終只是想法，把它寫下來是行動的第一步。

極客信條10：尋求最佳解

做事靈活，不拘小節，善于利用各種工具、方法來解決問題。

無所不能

極客信條11：最愛命令行和快捷鍵

能用命令行就不用界面，能用快捷鍵就不用鼠標。

極客信條12：有一台Linux服務器

定要有一個Linux的服務器，一定要有一個Linux的服務器。

極客信條13：掌握一門編程語言

掌握語言的人，才掌握話語權。

極客信條14：首選Google

Google到明白，其他到糊塗。

極客信條15：善用佳軟

善用各种软件来提高自己的效率，深挖開源軟件宝藏。

極客信條16：可長時間專注，亦可多進程並發可以專注于某一件事情足夠時間，又可應對多進程並發協作場景。

極客信條17：理解各種隱喻並擅長創建自己的隱喻。

英雄所見略同，相知不必相識

溫和善良

極客信條18：不音音對別人的鼓勵和贊譽

君子有言，溫和芬芳，溫暖別人，善良自己。

極客信條19：不藏私，與他人分享

贈人玫瑰，手留余香。

極客信條20：不藏拙，驕傲地炫技

炫技可以是極客的特權。

我有我風格

極客信條21：Just for fun

無它, just for fun。

極客信條22：可以對某一種食物有固執的癖好

我有我對味蕾的癖好，即使你不認同。

極客信條23：可以對某一種飲料有固執的癖好

我有我對飲料的堅持，即使你不喜歡。

極客信條24：挑戰身體不可能

運動，挑戰身體的不可能。

極客信條25：有節制地花錢

有節制地花錢，但也不吝在某一方面的投入!

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