Look around you. Things don’t have to be this way. – Jerry Weinberg, session leader at AYE
Relaxing. Welcoming. Insightful. Practical. Intimate. Grounded. Those were a few of the words uttered last night by some first-time …
Read More →Last Sunday, I had one of my most rewarding experiences as an agile coach. This wasn’t with a software team, as I normally work with, but with a small group of adult friends longing …
Read More →Nurse, what am I supposed to remove again?
A recent study shows that surgical errors are reduced by a whopping 40% by using a simple tool: the checklist. The checklists focus on what to …
Read More →Modified personal task board to use priority columns Today, Next Two Days, This Week, Backlog.
Read More →Demo during Lego Scrum simulation. Everything goes better with Lego.
What is a sprint demo?
Agile teams using Scrum work in a time box called a sprint to get software built early and often. …
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A new client of mine new to Agile has the entire team located in one office except for one person, a DBA living in Texas, one time zone away. I want …
Read More →I consider Mike Cohn one of the best on the topic of Agile estimation. His 90 min presentation on how to estimate is well worth your time. I took his one day course and …
Read More →If you are thinking about attending the Agile one day work shop at Plone Symposium East, register by end of today, April 30 to get free bonus coaching after wards.
Read More →So you’ve gone over requirements, and have an idea of what needs to be done, then the client/project manager pops the question developers dread:
How long will it take?
Then, depending on your situation, you might:
Give a …
Read More →If you are going to the Plone Symposium East, or considering going, this post is for you.
I’m offering a one day course on the fundamentals of Scrum, the most popular Agile software development framework. …
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