Ken Clyne retweeted
Spotify, like any agile org, doesn’t follow the "Spotify Model." They’ve evolved. So, given that the "Spotify Model" doesn’t even apply to Spotify any more, why do ppl copy it? How does copying somebody else’s solution to their unique problems do anything for you & your problems?
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This shows the location data of phones that were on a Florida beach during Spring Break. It then shows where those phones traveled.
First thing you should note is the importance of social distancing. The second is how much data your phone gives off.
Facilitation cards for remote meetings. Might be fun to use them for our F2F meetings too when they return.
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Ken Clyne retweeted
The Trump campaign seriously just issued a cease and desist for this ad so I'm doing my part and sharing it as widely as humanly possible.
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If it makes you angry, don't retweet it, don't post about it. Just move on to something more constructive.
OMG. Leading light in Scrum community just opined that we should measure teams on how many story points they deliver. I now have a free pedestal, who should I put there?
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Monday, I heard a workplace “expert” talking about the new reality of remote work. “Performance expectations and standards must remain the same as in the office,’ he declared.
There is so much wrong with that statement.
So if 10 people get together and then they each go and gather with 9 other people don't we have a gathering of 100 people #justsaying #basicmath
Coaching is not about transferring knowledge, it is about transferring the right knowledge at the right time.
Great panel there.
Excited about #Agile2019!!! I am Co-Hosting #Agile #Leadership Panel with @ChristopherAver @jcalabrese @t_broderick A.Tucci SooKim. sched.co/OD6o
We need to stop doing cause and effect analysis between #agile and great companies. You might have a great golf swing doesn't mean you will win the Masters.
Continuous releases is key component of #xp which predates #leanstartup by 2 decades
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Join @kclyne in webinar on 4/27 to learn the goals, activities, costs and economic benefits of Big Room Planning: go.ca.com/Ipbpar #agile @CAinc












