# Bad Influence story: Tessl says software factories need learning, dream, and treadmill loops

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-11 12:04. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/58a02125-2628-4108-a5ce-ba251774e1f0

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Latest update (11-11 12:04): Tessl says software factories need learning, dream, and treadmill loops

Overview: Tessl's blog post argues that engineering leaders should judge software factories by what each loop leaves behind, not only by code output. The post names three loop types: treadmill loops that handle immediate work, learning loops that turn investigations into reusable guidance, and dream loops that run small experiments on deferred ideas. Tessl is a first-party source, and the post presents this framework as its own position rather than a reported finding.

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1. 11-11 12:04 · Tessl Blog (from the company) · [Tessl says software factories need learning, dream, and treadmill loops](https://badinfluence.news/items/sew9xy6g35qsr0ck2atxa27x5)
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