Stasis Theory as a Strategy for Workplace Teaming and Decision Making.¶
Brizee, H. A. (2008). Stasis Theory as a Strategy for Workplace Teaming and Decision Making. Journal of Technical Writing and Communication, 38(4), 363-385.
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Primes¶
- Stasis
- Engineering and code review. "Is this a bug?" (conjecture) versus "is this what a bug is?" (definition) versus "should we fix it?" (quality) versus "is this our team's decision?" (jurisdiction) — the mapping of the four stases onto technical review is this entry's own illustration, extending a use of stasis theory attested for workplace teams rather than for engineering.
Supported in partVerified against the publisher's abstract
Brizee's own abstract attests stasis theory as a workplace-teaming and decision-making heuristic, exactly the use the claim cites it for; it says nothing about engineering, code review, or bug triage.
“Stasis theory, used as a generative heuristic rather than an eristic weapon, can help foster teaming and effective decision making in contemporary pedagogical and workplace contexts.”
- Engineering and code review. "Is this a bug?" (conjecture) versus "is this what a bug is?" (definition) versus "should we fix it?" (quality) versus "is this our team's decision?" (jurisdiction) — the mapping of the four stases onto technical review is this entry's own illustration, extending a use of stasis theory attested for workplace teams rather than for engineering.
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