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“Connecting opportunities with creativity”

Melbourne, Victoria
Joined April 2009
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When I’m very very busy, I try to do a thing where I ask myself “what one thing must be done today or I can’t call the day complete”, focus on that task completion. It helps me shut other things out instead of being overwhelmed. If I finish it, I can move on to other things.
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The more you learn, the more you realize how little you know.
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All Agile Coaches are changing their LinkedIn to Product Coaches.
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Product Managers, time to level up your prioritization game! 🚀 I've compiled: 🎾 35 frameworks 🎾 15 strategies 🎾 20 workshops 🎾 20 obscure tools 🎾 20 expert posts Right now, it's $49. Soon, it'll be $99. But for 24h: FREE! Follow, RT, comment "🎾" for access.
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The lowest cost treadmill in the world. And this year’s Innovation Award trophy goes to…
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If your startup has no competition and isn’t being copied I’d be worried.
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Software teams have two jobs: 1) produce valuable software; 2) increase, or at least sustain, their ability to do #1. Software development is unique in that ignoring #2 will rapidly destroy #1.
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“The role of management is to change the system rather than badgering individuals to do better.” W. Edwards Deming
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If you are: a) pair programming b) rotating one member of the pair daily c) completing a story in 3-5 days (avg) d) doing trunk based dev e) with continuous deployment Why bother with code reviews? (Fyi I see value in them but want your thoughts)
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'C' graders rely on their ability. 'A' graders rely on their habits.
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If you find a bug, the very first step is to write a test that fails because of the bug. Check it in. There, you no longer need a bug-tracking database.
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Frankly, I’m a huge fan of face-to-face interaction, which is to say that I’m not opposed to returning to an office of some sort. BUT, that does not mean that we should return to the inhuman dysfunctional offices we had before. Let’s *fix* the office as a prerequisite to return.
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Adopting a method such as Scrum is a large batch change for a team, whereas adopting SAFe a very large batch change. Experimenting with a single practice or strategy, such as pairing developers and testers, is an example of a small batch change. #ChooseYourWoW
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Lists of questions you can ask to identify a toxic culture in an interview and interviewers that are just doing lip service 🧵: Am I a backfill? If so why did the other person leave or was fired? When was the last time someone was fired and how was that handled by management?
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If a metric’s not actionable, don’t track it. Metrics must both identify a problem and tell you exactly what you need to do to fix the problem.
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"Sense of coherence refers to a person's ability to use existing and potential resources to combat stress & promote health, & it is measured based on one's perception of manageability, meaning, & comprehensibility." - Aaron Antonovsky More from @sonjabl: bit.ly/3iemTz4
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“Acknowledge that the people who are working for you now are not the same people they were before the pandemic. People have grown. They have developed. They have experienced trauma. Don’t assume you have the same workforce as before.” ⁦@sonjabl⁩ sonjablignaut.medium.com/the…
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I liked the analogy of hedge trimming vs tree felling. When you decide to cut down a tree, you can’t stop halfway and change your mind. But when trimming a hedge, you may start with one idea but you can change your mind and modify that plan as you go along.
In a shocking turn of events, something that actually is very good on Forbes. Kudos where deserved, this is an excellent piece by @brycehoffman. Also, nice for the ego to see that @KleInsight echoes what I have been writing recently. H/t @sonjabl. forbes.com/sites/brycehoffma…
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Getting ready to ski the 20th anniversary
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Good employees in a poor system are commonly mistaken for poor employees. #leadership
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