It seems that with a teenager... and an almost teenager in the house... there is no such thing as getting an early start anymore. What is it with teenagers and sleep!? The kids and I are getting ready to head out for a little day hike... and I had a few minutes to kill while everyone was getting ready... so you guys are getting a pre-holiday edition of 'Interesting Post'.
There was some really good content out there this week. In particular... scroll down to the post 'Something in Agile Needs Fixing'. That one probably got the most Twitter action this week. Oh, and also... is anyone else enjoying Glen Alleman's 'discussion' of Project Management 2.0 as much as I am?
Designing For Agile http://bit.ly/6d0V8x
Beyond the Hype http://bit.ly/7vlff9
Agile Scaling Model (ASM) White Paper http://bit.ly/6Aec7H
All stories are created equal http://bit.ly/82oFBV
SEMAT (Software Engineering Method and Theory): A Call for Action http://bit.ly/5s0U2l
What’s Your Point of View? http://bit.ly/5RHNb5
Kanban Psychology. Can You Say No? http://bit.ly/6HvIQ6
Project Distribution http://bit.ly/7TH27V
Building trust http://bit.ly/7D0qUt
Agile Tenet #1 – Satisfy the Customer http://bit.ly/6Cr0bD
6 Simple Questions for Bob Martin http://bit.ly/4DQ75C
sidebar ~ agile business analysts http://bit.ly/5jsPVi
The big picture of software development http://bit.ly/6sCLcr
Do I Know You, Can We Collaborate? http://bit.ly/8vTWFN
effective team membership ~ leadership http://bit.ly/5QVrBQ
Architecture All the Way Down http://bit.ly/8mGdqL
Something in Agile needs fixing http://bit.ly/7gSwo2
Agile antipattern: Burndown “wall” http://bit.ly/8QNyRJ
Make the Product Backlog DEEP http://bit.ly/7V2Me1
An Agile Illusion: How That Nice Backlog is Actually Decreasing Your Team’s Agility http://bit.ly/709sJR
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