Background
This week passed with some interesting sources about book recommendations for 2012 and the work expo by Jurgen Appelo, a nice daily update on Agile by Gil Broza.
Readings Overview
- 12 recommended books by Jurgen Appelo (Blog post by Jurgen Appelo)
- Johanna Rothman’s Three Tips for 2013 (Blog post)
- Work Expo (Pdf by Jurgen Appelo)
- The New Economics For Industry, Government & Education (Book summary for the book of Edward Deming)
- 22 Killer Personal Development Resources You’re Missing Out On (Stumble Upon Post)
- Something Happened on the Way to Agile (20-day, email-based mini-program by Gil Broza)
12 recommended books by Jurgen Appelo
Sources: 12 recommended books by Jurgen Appelo (Blog post by Jurgen Appelo)
A nice list of 12 books read last year by Jurgen Appelo. Some of them are already in my queue now.
Johanna Rothman’s Three Tips for 2013
Sources: Johanna Rothman’s Three Tips for 2013 (Blog post)
- Make time for reflection and observation
- Avoid personal multitasking. Period.
- Decide what you will learn this year and act to make it happen.
Work Expo
Sources: Work Expo (Pdf by Jurgen Appelo)
Again a cool idea presented in “the Jurgen Appelo style” – this time about finding the WHY? using a work expo.
Again a cool idea presented in “the Jurgen Appelo style” – this time about finding the WHY? using a work expo.
The New Economics for Industry, government & eduction
Sources: The New Economics For Industry, Government & Education (Book summary for the book of Edward Deming)
Although some days ago – I found this summary for the book The New Economics for Industry, Government, Education really helpful. During reading Abolish performance appraisals I found Deming’s referenced input regarding management really interesting. |
22 Killer Personal development resources
Sources: 22 Killer Personal Development Resources You’re Missing Out On (Stumble Upon Post)
A list of 22 applications that help to increase your productivity and foster creativity. Among Stumble Upon and Everynote I found new things like Lumosity and Mindbloom.
Something happened on the way to Agile
Sources: Something Happened on the Way to Agile (20-day, email-based mini-program by Gil Broza)
I’m on day 16 of this (free) EMail based program by Gil Broza. Topics covered so far:
I’m on day 16 of this (free) EMail based program by Gil Broza. Topics covered so far:
- Deal with conflict of team members
- How do we get started with TDD?
- Code reviews or inspections in Agile?
- How much unit test coverage is enough?
- How can we effectively engage people from outside the team?
- Release planning meeting
- How should we split stories?
- Where does the user interface designer fit?
- How should we balance the development of features with cross cutting concerns?
- How can we balance project work commitments with ongoing support activities?
- How can we plan for risks?
- What’s the value of having a Definition of Done (especially if a team is already doing well)?
- Aren’t two-week iterations too short?
- How do we create business value beyond features and dollars?
- How to foster product owner accountability?
- If we commit to delivery dates, how can we allow on-going feedback and changes?
For me a helpful daily input and a recommendation for every ScrumMaster.
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