Extreme Agility – Post #4: Meetings
I love this tip from chapter 4, Meetings, of Extreme Agility, by Michael Küsters: “For each meeting hour, reserve at
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Extreme Agility – Post #3: Collaboration
If you hire smart people to perform jobs which are supposed to improve your system/organization, but then you don’t let
Read moreExtreme Agility – Post #2: Attitude
Years ago, I suddenly realized that an apparently lazy programmer was actually the smartest person in the room. What “being
Read moreExtreme Agility – Post #1: Philosophy
Have you ever noticed that we can’t know a priori if we’ll ever get the outcome we intend? After all,
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Read moreDesmontando un manual supuestamente imprescindible – Post #10
La décima (y última) publicación de la serie* #desmontandounmanualsupuestamenteimprescindible tiene como objeto Lean y sus derivados. Antes que nada, hay
Read moreLean Software Development – Post #9
Now, Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit, by Tom Poppendieck and Mary Poppendieck, is a great book. Still, the authors
Read moreDesmontando un manual supuestamente imprescindible – Post #9
En la novena publicación de la serie* #desmontandounmanualsupuestamenteimprescindible ha llegado el momento de cambiar un poco de tema y pasar
Read moreLean Software Development – Post #8
It seems that, while writing Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit, Tom Poppendieck and Mary Poppendieck were somehow predicting the
Read moreLean Software Development – Post #7
If you are yet to consider Systems Thinking, you may have a look at Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit,
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