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In my latest blog post, I explore the complex relationship we have with estimates and our subconscious desire for reassurance, even if it means being misled. I share insights on how this tendency affects decision-making and project outcomes, urging us to confront the uncomfortable truths behind our assumptions. Join me as I navigate this critical aspect of our professional lives and challenge the status quo.
Thanks to BISG for the Agile Publishing summit. More openness to the values underlying agile practice than in some agile conferences.
Launching our prod/devops book club with “lean startup
Negative perceptions about software development. Do you have a solution? http://jkat.me/yPSZ7N
How values create change from small networks to large: http://jkat.me/wlD48X
Collective ownership as an antidote to the culture of the diving catch and privileged roles http://jkat.me/woDgVM
Self-organization as an antidote to hostile workplaces and the alpha geek http://jkat.me/xg8Eta
Do Agile principles demand we confront the shortage of women developers? http://jkat.me/zWN6wm
Agile principles are my path to building without harming individual contributors along the way. http://jkat.me/xho25j
Tough habit to break as a product owner or sponsor. What you find less valuable isn’t therefore cheaper to create. Great worth isn’t built by doing many less worthy things.
Proposed to Agile 2012. Same topic as HICSS. Women in software dev, product innovation and Agile. feedback please. http://lnkd.in/C9hpdV
Are we driving women away from software development? http://jkat.me/xzOjX7