Lean Software Development – Post #4
If you are yet to properly limit your WIP, today’s dose of common sense from Lean Software Development: An Agile
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Elephant #24: ignorance
It may be difficult to stop ignoring what shouldn’t be overlooked, basically because by definition we ignore what we ignore.
Read moreThe Hitchhiker’s Guide to Killing Agile (12/?)
Sadly, […] a terribly stupid catastrophe occurred. […] it is the story of that terrible stupid catastrophe and some of
Read moreLean Software Development – Post #3
To anybody wanting to move to Agile/Lean without having an Agile/Lean mindset, I would recommend taking today’s pill of common
Read moreDesmontando un manual supuestamente imprescindible – Post #6
El tema de la sexta publicación de la serie* #desmontandounmanualsupuestamenteimprescindible coincide con él de la (particularmente nefasta en cuanto a
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Following with another dose of common sense from Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit, by Tom Poppendieck and Mary Poppendieck.
Read moreElephant #23: employees turnover
Organizations with high employees turnover should start wondering if their most skilled employees are those ones who stay or those
Read moreLean Software Development – Post #1
Since a lot of common sense can be found in Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit, by Tom Poppendieck and
Read moreDesmontando un manual supuestamente imprescindible – Post #5
En la quinta publicación de la serie* #desmontandounmanualsupuestamenteimprescindible quiero hablar de una frase aparentemente inofensiva que en realidad contiene dos
Read moreElephant #22: jerks’ culture
Every time you hire or promote a jerk, you’re building a jerks’ culture. You shouldn’t be surprised, then, when your
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