“Most teams archive too much. We err on the side of archiving everything, because we can. But when we archive everything, we make the things we truly need harder to find.” - @ttorres
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@NicolaLindgren And always remember,
“Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence!”
~Edsger W. Dijkstra (EWD)
I love this book! An amazing book on getting mentors was released last week, Mentor to Millions. I was told it's 99 cents on Kindle until the end of TODAY. https://t.co/PJbL2SnPHV
@jessefewell Hey folks, if you don’t know Jesse you don’t know what you are missing! He is an agile game-changer. Follow @jessefewell and you’ll be informed and inspired!
I’m eager to put the knowledge from Jesse’s new book #untappedagility to work and share it with my colleagues!
With all the people working remote, you may want to remember to take care of the social part of work as well.
We sometimes undervalue the need for that.
One example can be to pair up and have coffee/tea breaks together over video.
That feels good when you are home alone :)
@johannarothman @neil_killick You often have to buy yourself some space away from the crazy pressure before you can exercise patience.
Pick one thing, empower the team, shield them from the pressure. Use this success to gain trust from the pressure source.
Flip that trust into more patience.
It's simple really —
☑️ Hire smart, motivated people
☑️ Tell them what needs to be achieved, not what you want them to do
☑️ Provide the tools, support and space they require
☑️ Step forward when they need you to, otherwise stand back
☑️ Be patient
☑️ Watch the magic happen
The word “unit” in “unit-testing” usually just means “small”. Other than that, the word has no agreed definition. Some TDDers call them micro-tests to stress the smallness. I prefer “programmer tests” because, using TDD, they are written by programmers for programmers.
1/ The Phoenix Project #ebook is *free* today (Dec 19) on @amazon & other bookseller sites.
If there’s someone you think should read it, now’s your chance. Retweet + tag your friends, colleagues, bosses.
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@ruthmalan @BreneBrown@skamille I wish everyone in a leadership/mgmt position who is in a position to measure stuff would read Measuring & Managing Performance in Organizations (fondly MMPO) by Austin + what ever @t_magennis has posted about metrics. And his book on this topic, when it comes to life.
The notion that there is no planning in Agile is remarkably ignorant. Planning is the core practice of Agile.
Observe, Plan, Execute, Evaluate. Over and over and over.