I had a few requests to make this blog available on Amazon’s Kindle, and so it now is. It’s been available for a few weeks but I wanted to monitor it myself to make sure posts came across nice and readable, which they do.
So, if you’d like to read this on your Kindle you can [...]
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I had a few requests to make this blog available on Amazon’s Kindle, and so it now is. It’s been available for a few weeks but I wanted to monitor it myself to make sure posts came across nice and readable, which they do.
So, if you’d like to read this on your Kindle you can [...]
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I wanted to take a minute this morning and mark a pretty cool milestone for Leading Agile. Yesterday I published my 200th post. As you might imagine, I put a ton of energy into creating content for this blog. It has become a passion… a hobby even. …
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Wow! Have we been back from Agile 2009 for over a week now? Time sure does fly. You may have noticed that I didn’t do an “Interesting Post” summary last week. It’s not that there weren’t any interesting posts… it’s just that my Internet access was…
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Hey… most of you guys know that I write both here and at Agile Chronicles. But… did you know that I’m not the only one who writes for Agile Chronicles? We’ve got quite a few folks that post every now and again… and every one of them is worth re…
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Serge Beaumont posted a great article on the The Definition of READY at Xebia Blog. While the concept of being ‘ready’ for iteration planning is already in Scrum, I have found that it’s not something that gets a great deal of attention. Product Owners are left to “get stories ready” without having a clear definition [...]
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Okay… time for the second installment of “Interesting post…”. Last week I decided to aggregate all the great content I share over Twitter into a single blog post. The only comment to the post was from one of my regular readers… Kevin Schlabach:…
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Anybody who pays attention to this blog knows… that for the most part… I write a lot. Its a pretty big commitment… and while I have gotten better over the past few years… I still sometimes spend 2-3 hours on a single post. So… one question …
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A week or so ago Kelly Waters reached out and asked me to do a guest post for his blog All About Agile. Kelly has been writing on Agile topics for a while and was one of the first bloggers that I ever started following. Needless to say it was quite a…
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If any of you guys are following me on Twitter… one thing you’ll notice is that I forward along a lot of great agile content. I’ve got over 400 blogs that I track on a weekly basis… and while I clearly don’t read them all… I do scan them looking…
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