Kanban related posts
Going to share a quick thought that caught my attention recently. I’m sharing all the time how games and simulations could be an effective first step towards unlearning something, which opens the door for learning something new. So this idea is not new at all. That’s how an exhaustively long Read more…
Just a few weeks back I participated in a great conference – Kanban Eurasia 2020. It was an official Kanban University conference. It took place in Minsk, Belarus – which serves as an excellent neutral location, being open and welcoming visitors from all countries in the region.Overall it was a Read more…
What is a case study..? Basically, it is a story. Story of a project, or of a company, or of some change initiative, maybe even about a transformation… Like most of the stories, it is quite interesting what happened and how… For me personally, cases are nice and pleasent reading, Read more…
This article provides a simple strategy for handling defects in a Scrum environment. Originally published on InfoQ in May 2016. Enjoy your reading.
I’ve already explained, why as a company, during the hiring process, it is not worthwhile to consider the vast majority of entry-level Agile certifications. Hopefully, over time, most companies are going to listen to my advice;-)So, after that, does it mean that as an individual you should avoid certification classes..? Read more…
I’ll start my post by butting the bottom line up-front: the vast majority of certifications related to Agile software development are useless and, as a general trend, might be harmful. Before explaining my point, I should admit, that I uphold 20+ different certificates in this field. You can read more Read more…