Goal Setting in an Agile World
Setting goals in an Agile organization is not only reasonable. It’s necessary.
Read MoreSetting goals in an Agile organization is not only reasonable. It’s necessary.
Read MoreI’m often asked questions I decide to answer on my blog. After all, if one person has the question, so do others. Here is the question we’re answering today. How can we make it work when the Product Owner and Development Team are 12 time zones apart? Answers People Don’t Like Well, there are a few […]
Read MoreScrum teams often struggle with how to manage work in their team after moving to a DevOps model. This post poses some scenarios and answers to that challenge.
Read MoreDoes your team get stuck by not getting what they need from a team it depends on? Consider a Team Safari.
Read MoreNow that the term “Agile” is sufficiently compromised as to be near meaningless, Agile Software Development is old enough to stand on its own, make its own business case, and demonstrate its value. But it still isn’t a mature adult. Agile Software Development is a hormonally unbalanced pre-teen with ugly spots, occasional outbursts of irrational […]
Read MoreLast week I finished reading the first edition of Extreme Programming Explained, written by Kent Beck. I explicitly wanted to read the first edition, that I purchased via AbeBooks, which is also the first book that appeared in the series of books on XP. I’ve read a couple of book reviews of the second edition […]
Read MoreOver the weekend I watched this movie called The Social Network. As a geek, I felt that I was somehow mentally obligated to see this movie :-). While I was watching this movie, I noticed a subtle detail that was shown a couple of times throughout the film. This subtle detail showed how this small […]
Read MoreI?ve talked about why smaller is better and especially why this pertains to product backlogs, or rather fatlogs, but I wanted to zoom in for a second to one of the most valuable applications of the rule: writing the code. Typical workflow What do you do when you get a task or a backlog item […]
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