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Allen Holub
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I really don't like the UX notion of a "persona." Personas are not people. They're a trap that lures you into thinking that you understand a customer when, in fact,
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The reason for decisions to happen at the team level is agility plain and simple. This applies even to strategic decisions, which are best made collaboratively at the executive-team (they
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"Working software is the primary measure of progress" is an enabling constraint. Sometimes, managers use the phrase as a club to get people coding. Coding, however, is a necessary driver
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I'm really dubious about componenents shared between products. The notion of a universal reusable component is really a failed one. Those sorts of things are usually vastly more complex than
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A week or so into my first CTO gig (I was brought in to help rescue a failing startup), a team returned from a trip to the customer where they
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I feel like stoking some outrage this morning from the corporate "in the real world" folks: I'm a big fan of Lean thinking. However, I sometimes wonder if we need
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Some thoughts about product owners. First, it's best to have one PO per product, not per team. Otherwise you have a cacophony of conflicting decisions with no coherence. The teams
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Taking a cue from epidemiologists, it might be a good thing abandon the notion of "forecasts" and "estimates" in software and talk, instead, about models. A model is a dynamic
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Let's look at how to write a good story by looking at a bad one. "As a user I need to save so that I won't lose my work" is
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The notion of a user story is pretty simple. A user story is, literally, a story (using the standard dictionary definition of the word). It describes your end users performing
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Some open-source math:round( OSProjectsThatWork / TotalOSProjects ) == 0; By "work" I mean work well out of the box, have all essential functionality, can be configured easily w/o an 800-page
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