Exploring Scrum: the Fundamentals
So far it has an interesting take on implementing Scrum in organisations. Not necessarily one I'd present to my own clients, though I don't doubt it has
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This is something that I've talked about in the past, but recently it has come back home how alien my thinking is to some people.Many discussions with
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When I ran my first retrospectives I was anxious. I planned meticulously. I tried to anticipate what would happen and what wouldn't. I had back-up plans for
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A book recommended by just about every coach I know.It has a great way of looking at how we interfere with our own performance and how we can tackle
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Difficult conversations as feedback
We all have to have them from time to time. Conversations that we know aren't going to be pleasant. Whether it be with the developer who is always running
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Introducing Software Anecdotes
I briefly mentioned in my last post that I'd started looking into using narrative to inform the techniques and practices we tackle the software world
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