As my company grew, I started seeing the issues with conventional reviews firsthand.
The value of Shapiro's book, though, lies in seeing the issues arranged in neat patterns across the page, and analyzed and discussed, even without a final judgment.
In Korea, which is undergoing a similar transition, the government instituted bar reform that was less liberal than Japan's after seeing the issues that arose with Japan's new law schools.
However a year or so ago, seeing the issues involved in building a sustainable business off the back of Docker, they announced a new initiative to create an alternative approach to Linux containers.
It's not entirely clear, though, if this is because their sets have somehow responded to the update differently, or if they're just not as sensitive to seeing the issues.
Understanding that despite seeing the issues that need to be dealt with, I've still been raised and socialized in a world with certain gender roles and racial biases that affect how I act and what I think.
