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Posted on September 2, 2008October 9, 2018

How To Excel at Anything

I'm certainly late to the band wagon, but I really enjoyed this post from Kathy Sierra at Creating Passionate Users about the mindset to become an expert. Her intro chart alone is worth the click. And if the brain scientists are right, all the aspiring expert needs is a strong dedication to continuous improvement: "That …

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Posted on July 23, 2008October 9, 2018

Fail Early, Learn Often

While moderating a panel discussion recently, one of the first questions after the introductions was asking to explain what was meant by allowing a team to fail. The important understanding that I think was misunderstood is that failure is not meant to allow releases or products to fail, but to generate learning opportunities to ensure …

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Posted on June 24, 2008September 28, 2015

Cataloging Scrum Problems to Avoid

At the risk of becoming overly link heavy in recent posts, I want to highlight two sources for trouble-shooting scrum implementations.  The first is from Mike Griffiths' Introducing Agile methods to Organizations: Mistakes to Avoid” (part 1, part 2, part 3). These meaty articles share plenty of wisdom. The second is from the ScrumAlliance. They …

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