Archive for the ‘teamwork’ Category
Thursday, April 22nd, 2010
Hard work does not pay off. At least not if your ultimate goal is to improve at what you do. And not if what you do is quality product development.
In that case you need to build in slack for learning into the system. You want everyone to have time for ...
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Thursday, February 11th, 2010
After listening to Olve Maudal at the Lean Meetup in Oslo yesterday, and after reading some of his tweets today (@olvemaudal) I realized that we never informed our readers that we are not doing Scrum anymore. I don't think we have for 9 months or more. We ...
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Thursday, January 21st, 2010
Scenario: A customer has a problem with your software. His questions makes you think and you get an idea for a feature improvement. A good one! Act on it.
Plan it
Code it
Test it
Commit it
Deploy it
Nothing out of the ordinary, it seems. The seemingly new thing about continuous deployment is that we ...
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Friday, January 8th, 2010
How you design your team has a great deal to say for the speed and quality of the resulting work the team will do.
Speed
The ultimate ideal for speed is a one-man show.
There's this one guy doing everything in the project. He is competent in engineering practices such as software design, ...
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