Are Estimates Ever Helpful to Developers?
Posted onAre Estimates Ever Helpful to Developers? We know that stakeholders and clients want estimates. They benefit from being able to […]
Category: Agile
Increasing Enterprise-Level Predictability With Agile
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We typically think of Agility as being nearly synonymous with adaptability, and that a change in mindset or culture to […]
Leveraging Agile to Improve Quality
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In a fixed-time, fixed-cost, fixed-scope environment, time and cost estimates are often wrong and the pressure to deliver and get […]
Remote Work and PSTIR w/ Jeff Howey
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Use a Pre-Mortem to Identify Project Risks Before They Occur
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“Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.” We’ve all heard the sentiment behind Murphy’s Law. Many of us have said […]
Cultivating the Kind of Culture Employees Crave
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As the Chief Cultural Officer, of LeadingAgile, I view myself as an advocate for our employees. I’m super passionate about […]
Leveraging Agile to Get Predictable
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Transcript So, what’s kind of interesting is over the last webinar series and this webinar series, what we’re really doing […]
Can There Be Too Much Transparency?
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Transparency is a good thing. It’s often referred to as one of the three pillars of agile, along with the […]
Trust vs. Trustworthiness w/ Yaton Bowens
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Is 2020 a Gold Rush Year for New Scrum Masters?
Posted onToday’s post is from one of our Certified Scrum Trainers: Lance Dacy. I’ve known Lance for years and am always […]