I was chatting with a friend the other day about getting things done and driving them to completion, when she raised a common problem I have seen with teams:
“ Our team either seems to overcomplicate things and never finish them, or we finish something quick and dirty and nobody else
When I first meet someone in the software industry who has some familiarity with Agile software development (generally with Scrum) one of the first things they tend to ask me is whether I am dogmatic. It generally goes something like this:
“Oh, so you do agile? Ugh, at the last
While some readers of this blog might be familiar with Agile software development, for those that aren't here is a brief (and over simplified) overview.
With the early computers that were built after World War II, the hardware and software were very tightly coupled, and often the
Over the years, I have had a number of adventures the world of Agile and Lean software development. During this continuous journey I have encountered successes and setbacks; I have found things that worked and things that did not work. With this blog I would like to give back to