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3 Reasons Why Setting Expectations Matters

August 11th, 2010 Jason No comments

I was on vacation last week and was working on a blog post when my 5 year old barged into my office asking me to play dominos with him.  I figured I needed about 10 minutes to finish up the post so I asked him to go look at his clock and tell me what [...]

Are We Forgetting About Succeeding?

July 26th, 2010 Jason No comments

I had a great conversation with a colleague the other day about how “agile ain’t what it used to be” (fodder for another post)  and recently it seems like I spend a great deal of time either replying to people or having conversations about the proper use of “methodology or practice X“.
Technically I’m on vacation and since [...]

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Focus on Getting to the Goal as a Team over Focusing on “Doing Agile”

June 14th, 2010 Jason No comments

For those who are familiar with some of my other posts, I seem to follow a similar pattern when talking about Agile.  Based on using Agile as the tool to help implement the Rockefeller Habits when I was working at Q4, I’ve always thought that the focus and goal is always to help an organization [...]

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