#leanestimates - Twitter Hashtag

over 4 years ago

Not to toot my own horn (ok, maybe a little), but I was absolutely right about the “No” in #NoEstimates being a bad idea when most of us were really talking about estimating differently, using statistics & forecasting. What I dubbed #LeanEstimates

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 8 years ago

“#NoEstimates does not aim to solve the symptom because even though that would be easy - just stop estimating - it would probably be also dangerous. Instead, the purpose is to find and eliminate the root causes, to change the system conditions you are living in.“ #LeanEstimates https://t.co/MEm8bMkXDr

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Agile in 3 Minutes @AgileIn3Minutes

almost 9 years ago

How long will it take to get where we need to go? How sure are we that that's where we need to go? That we'll be happy we went? https://t.co/hQWkpv53lT #agile #modernagile #xp #scrum #NoEstimates #YesEstimates #SomeEstimatesSometimes #LeanEstimates #Mehstimates #Questimates

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

almost 9 years ago

We’re adults & professionals. If the point of story point estimation is to discuss the story, how about we skip the games and talk about the story. #LeanEstimates https://t.co/tP6NdEqeU7

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

almost 9 years ago

"Making estimation less important does not make it unimportant." @gdinwiddie I'm going to quote that next time I'm talking #LeanEstimates https://t.co/OOeUURrCHa

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

almost 9 years ago

@EBrown8534 @henebb @viktorcessan @galleman @redjane The best advice I ever got was "under promise/over deliver". I just wished it didn't feel dishonest. I'm looking for ways to be honest and get the same results. #LeanEstimates #NoEstimates

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Tim Ottinger @tottinge

about 9 years ago · San Jose

The thing that the whole #NoEstimates, #LeanEstimates, #etc needs is civility in discourse and room to disagree.

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 9 years ago

@henebb If you read the article, they definitely are estimating. Just at the right level of abstraction for the purpose. #LeanEstimates

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 9 years ago

Your Agile Project Needs a Budget, Not an Estimate #NoEstimates #LeanEstimates https://t.co/Z44WFVI99x

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MT @macterry

over 9 years ago

@Rubberduck203 Thank you for introducing me to the #LeanEstimates conversation...I think I'll like it here :-)

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 9 years ago

#LeanEstimates at work in the real world. - "use our previous throughput data, and estimate the entire major release in a few minutes" https://t.co/3jrWvZAZek

MT @macterry

over 9 years ago

Bringing #NoEstimates into an #FDA world while making life with #diabetes suck less https://t.co/beWPZAsCbj

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 9 years ago

#LeanEstimates https://t.co/eSdl6WryCL

Mike Clement @mdclement

over 9 years ago

Start date, end date. Track these. @danvacanti #agiledayatl

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 9 years ago

@johncutlefish As a writer, I estimated writing my talk about not doing "exert estimation" would take 2 or 3 wkends. It took 6. #irony #leanestimates

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 9 years ago

#leanestimates https://t.co/FffbJBOqIR

Jason Yee @gitbisect

over 9 years ago

If you're looking at averages, not distributions, you'll always be confused about why things are taking so long. - @adrianco #devopsdays

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Jake Gordon @jakejgordon

over 9 years ago

Hey @Rubberduck203 great first talk about #leanestimates and #noestimates! Thanks for sharing @stirtrek #stirtrek

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 9 years ago

Thanks to everyone who came out for my #LeanEstimates talk. Slides are. Will get a link on GitHub later. #StirTrek https://t.co/of8AQV7Uvl

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Chris McClellan @Rubberduck203

over 9 years ago

#leanestimates https://t.co/zloSPUG3dC

Kirsten Minshall @KirstenMinshall

over 9 years ago

@henebb @olaberg @gdinwiddie @agileArchitect @galleman I don't understand why we seek to redefine terms that are commonly known. A forecast is an estimate.