The drivel in your office
Office politics and the philosophy of Harry G. Frankfurt.
Edward J Wisniowski
Ed Wisniowski is a software development veteran. He specializes in improving organization product ownership, helping developers become better artisans, and attempting to scale agile in organizations.
Agile and scrum prevent you from cutting off your own hands.
Over the weekend, my father and I collaborated on a woodworking project for my home. As I have grown older, I appreciate the time I have with him. Over the last seventy years,
The postulates of imposter syndrome for the scrum master
When I think about it, I do not consider myself a successful person. I have an average home. I drive an average car. My one extravagance is my collection of compact disks and
Sharpening the saw for the scrum master
Being a scrum master is a calling. It isn’t like being a catholic priest but is certainly is a calling because you are leading change in your organization. It is not easy
Scrum and the five dysfunctions of the team.
From time to time, the vice president of your organization wants to speak with you. In my experience, they usually ask me to pack up my desk and leave the company. Currently, that