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Category Archives: Scrum
The case for slack
Some while ago, J.B. Rainsberger posted a case for slack, and that you might be sabotaging your peoples training. I think it was Kent Beck who pointed me to the self-similarity of nature in eXtreme programming explained. In this post … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Testing, Crystal, Leadership, Scrum, Software Craftsmanship
Tagged slack, supercompensation
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Scrum Norris
Yesterday evening there was a thread of scrumnorris going over twitter. Since these messages were in German, let me translate them. Chuck Norris is ScrumMaster and ProductOwner – simultaneously. Chuck Norris can do 6-month sprints. Chuck Norris wears Timeboxershorts. Chuck … Continue reading
Posted in Scrum, XP
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Not a process
Alistair Cockburn told us about a research in the UK on Scrum. He pointed out to the student, that Scrum is not a process, but something different. This made me thoughtful and I decided to elaborate some more on the … Continue reading
Posted in Crystal, Methodologies, Scrum, Software Craftsmanship, XP
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