Should have called this “Projects in Progress limits”. Seeing as this is an “agile” comic, I might just do that 😉 The original idea was that the only agile aspect of the set-up is the way the team has to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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I’ve seen teams get way too caught up in the mechanics of a methodology or framework, to the point of forgetting why it was introduced in the first place. You’ve got to deliver – otherwise the rest becomes academic.
For those unfamiliar with another meaning of the word tool: “​offensive: an insulting word for a person who you dislike very much or who behaves very stupidly”. I wonder if that’s what the authors of the agile manifesto had in[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The research for this was not pleasant to watch. I’m considering a “I’m a celebrity coach, get me out of here” strip!
I’d say “don’t get your knickers in a twist – Kanban is cool” – but I don’t have the audience to worry about it 😉 Kanban is great – I coach it a lot. More than scrum at the moment. […]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Inspired by an idea from RB – he brought up how some people in the business seem to be more interested in putting letters after their names than actually getting the job done. And a cartoon was born.
Still waiting for a manager to realise that the coaching should start with them and not the team… When you work for a consulting company, you don’t often get to choose your customers. Unfortunately. Too often, myself and my colleagues[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…