@geoffdoesstuff We use that technique a lot in Spring Boot APIs, and have a global exception handler with a default catch-all.
It’s the equivalent of Exception Shielding in C#
@svpino In my experience people don’t understand the fundamental need to move from push to pull to gain flow. Scrum promotes flow but it’s not obvious so people don’t learn.
10 years ago, The Phoenix Project was published —
To celebrate, this book is free today!
What an incredible journey it has been — with over 700K copies sold, I'm always blown away by the stories people tell me about how it's changed their orgs (and careers)! 🙏🙏
It's indefensible for the BBC to keep inviting Julia Hartley-Brewer onto #bbcqt: she's a climate-denier whose only credential is as a Murdoch mouthpiece & reliable clickbait.
They don’t invite flat-earthers on, so why climate-deniers?
The BBC should do much better.
>RT,to agree!
@duarte_vasco Fundamentally I disagree with the premise of this thread. There is no “incompatible choice”. There are plenty of project management tools and techniques that apply to agile (risk management, facilitation, for example), often focus is on rigid plans - which is incompatible.
Whenever you try to change an organisation it’s important to remember that the pace of change will feel glacial to those trying to effect the change, while at the same time feeling rapid and relentless to those affected by it.
The important thing to remember about Novak Djokovic being denied entry to Australia after spending a day in the airport thinking he was more important than everyone else is that it is incredibly funny.