Okay... so the hard reality is that these aren't going to happen every week. Actually... I suspect that this might be my last 'Interesting Post...' summary for the next couple of weeks. I'm getting ready to head off for two weeks straight travel so I might be lucky to get even a regular blog post or two out while I am gone. As you guys know... traveling can be hit or miss with me. Sometimes I get out there and am inspired... sometimes traveling wears me out. No idea how this trip will play out ;-) Anyway... more on my travel schedule and upcoming speaking engagements in the next post... for now it is time for another installment of 'Interesting Post...'
Kanban Drives Culture and Organizational Maturity Changes http://bit.ly/2P2Fnd
Trolls http://bit.ly/4CThIf
Switching stories mid sprint http://bit.ly/jcVJm
How to Give Yourself to Whatever the Moment Brings, and Forget Stress http://bit.ly/40uZB1
Scale in London http://bit.ly/4aFeZn
Self-Organization vs. Evolution http://bit.ly/2tbkqC
The Agile Playground #2 http://bit.ly/Y3cnV
Standard work in Agile development http://bit.ly/WXhgz
Why You Should Know What You’re About http://bit.ly/1MIIyw
The effect of adding new people to project teams http://bit.ly/1avU1K
Scrum, Bikram Yoga and The Attention Economy http://bit.ly/2L6YqL
Challenges with Daily Stand-ups... http://bit.ly/1pXAp1
Why Project Managers Fail http://bit.ly/123wAk
Is Kanban A Relabeling of Scrum? http://bit.ly/17y2hO
The Real Project Shrink. http://bit.ly/POgxy
Empathy http://bit.ly/GTcvb
Agile Business Service Management http://bit.ly/11ZIHI
Why Should You Care About Social Media? http://bit.ly/qBsaK
Humans Don’t Scale http://bit.ly/W2shj
PMBOK v4 and Agile mappings http://bit.ly/29lLPi
Solution Verification and Validation http://bit.ly/MgDlV
Agile is treating another disease http://bit.ly/1p8URW
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