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Comment #26908186
Stupid title.
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Comment #24901156
Weekly doesn't work for us because we're running a kanban-style process and things change a lot for us. But our meetings are super short most days.
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Comment #24901141
We switched to a hybrid live/async stand-up. We use an automation to post status updates to Slack then jump on to discuss blockers and priorities.
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Comment #24840937
Agile is old. A bunch of the ideas from the manifesto, like f2f communication being best, don't hold up in 2020. We basically made up our own style based on agile, scrum, kanban an…
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Comment #24344528
I like the "unfocused" part. Constant context switching and lack of understanding priorities is a silent killer. As a lead I try to protect my crew from working on too many differe…
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Comment #24261584
I agree some internal, non-production alerts can be both important and urgent. If we merged a big branch without review for some reason, the team needs to have a conversation about…
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Comment #24146879
I know. The bot sucks!!! Sorry... it's my fault. My boss, Dan the author, just yelled at me and I turned it off :-)
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Comment #24146854
Sorry! We know the bot sucks and we just turned it off. Lame marketing people.
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Comment #24145704
Shots fired! It's true though. Using Jira is a struggle.
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Comment #23968176
You have to be an expert in every person on your team job in order to be an effective manager? Not so sure about that part. But I love the hands on automation work he did when he s…
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Comment #23954457
Love this part... “Early on, I figured out that while we have awesome technologists, probably among the brightest in the world, no one knew how to manage development, release, and …
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Comment #23833289
"Keep your instincts. Change your behavior." Great point. The best dev leads know what their people are dealing with but respond as a leader versus a hands-on dev.
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Comment #23619323
Great article! Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #23540292
Maybe it is time to recognize that Scrum (and other variants) didnt really learn anything from Waterfall and need to be revamped altogether. I.e. this makes me cry - "If they do ta…
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Comment #23341040
I like the thing about "dude and a half". It's very true. I can't tell you how many times I had a sales rep ask me when a feature that was supposedly on the roadmap was going to be…
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Comment #23340982
What's an example of a metric that engineering and product contribute to equally?
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Comment #23263214
I'm not sure I'm buying the argument that PRs are a repository for institutional knowledge. But I do think thorough reviews are important if you work at a company that has a lot of…
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Comment #23171287
Very true! The article doesn't mention that individual teams can't agree but that's another reason velocity is sketchy. Java-man, I take it you don't track velocity? What metrics d…
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Comment #23169965
Are VPs really sharing velocity with the CEO? I've never seen that. But I agree it doesn't make sense to try to use story points completed to do comparative performance measurement…
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Comment #23115775
Assume positive intent is one of the most important ideas for teams. Especially right now when we are never in the same room and many of the non-verbal communication clues are gone…
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Comment #22998467
Risky? You sound like an agile coach :-)
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Comment #22996567
Code changes are up and coding time is up... I think developers are taking more time to work on tasks. We get pressure to merge when we're in the office. Now we have more time to e…
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Comment #22892081
What's wrong with measuring velocity? I find it useful.