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"The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence; it is to act with yesterday's logic" - Peter Drucker
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Since the teams here practice scrum, all teams need to stop measuring throughput, cycle time, lead time, and any other non-scrum metrics.
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Ok team. I heard you saying in the retrospective that you want to make some improvements to your process. I think that’s great and all, but now isn’t a good time for that kind of thing.
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Some big 4 consultant is gonna read this and come up with yet another new framework to sell
Replying to @kocienda
Do you know what worked?
A clear vision. Design-led development. Weekly demos to deciders who always made the call on what to do next. Clear communication between cross functional teams. Honest feedback. Managing risk as a function of the rate of actual progress toward goals.
Paul Sutton retweeted
As a beginner you go through prescribed steps, but as your skill grows you adapt to various contexts. Coaches: The goal with many methods is not to just follow their steps, but to develop particular skill & mindset patterns via practice. The steps are not an end to themselves.
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Today's book recommendation!
Detestable Business Ideas
"At the end of the day, it's about raising funds and getting acquired. A facade of meeting user needs is imperative to inflating the lifetime customer value of your products!"
Find more books here:
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Endeavoring to persevere.
If you can't handle what's coming at you in the next week, focus on a day. If you can't handle a day, focus on an hour. Hell, if you have to, focus on the next breath.
In. Out. We'll tackle the rest later. In. Out.
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“Please estimate: what % of worldwide programming effort is burned in dysfunctional behavior driven by "deadlines" that are just guesses?” @KentBeck
Said no product manager ever...
You developers... Can't you understand that it's a product, not code? Stop whining about code quality and let's focus on making a great product!
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You developers... Can't you understand that it's a product, not code? Stop whining about code quality and let's focus on making a great product!
#NotMyAgile











