Agile
Four essays on how teams work rather than on code. One argues that sprints don’t make a team agile if the project never gets finished. One asks the business to bring problems instead of ready solutions. One shows how meetings and workshops drain introverts, and suggests written alternatives. The oldest, from 2015, is a personal story about perfectionism and side projects that never ship.
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Agile vs Introverts
I had this thought: most of the “Agile” methodologies and tools are invented by extroverts. Perhaps this is also why, although they are…
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When Agile is not enough
Today I want to invert the classical pro-agile drawing. Let’s talk about the devaluation of functionality that occurs in Agile projects. In…
![Bring me problems, not solutions!]()
Bring me problems, not solutions!
“Bring me solutions, not problems!” I’ve heard this sentence multiple times from Business and management. You’ve heard it too, haven’t you…
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Borys had the best dribbling
Borys had the best dribbling, Cybor bent it like Beckham, there were a few little kids who could pull off 200 keepie-uppies. My class 5B…
