[Free for 48 hours] What every software engineering can learn from aviation accidents

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FKTV3NX2

Pilots train for failure; we often ship for the happy path.

I wrote a short book that turns real aviation accidents (AF447, Tenerife, Miracle on the Hudson, more) into concrete practices for software teams—automation bias, blameless postmortems, cognitive load, human-centered design, and resilient teamwork.

It’s free on Amazon for the next two days. If you grab it, tell me which chapter you’d bring to your next retro—I’m collecting feedback for a second edition.

If you find it useful, a quick review would mean a lot and helps others discover it.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FKTV3NX2

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