Lessons from the giddy and stupid days of the Dot.com crash.
Twenty-five years ago, we lost billions of dollars in wealth; no one seems to remember it. Today, I look back at what we can learn from the Dot.com crash of 2000.
Legacy
The home of older blog posts that reflect on different times.
Why we have rituals in scrum
We call them events today but back in the day they were called cerimonies or rituals.
Process is a lame excuse
One of the central tenants of the agile manifesto is responding to change over following a plan. For someone with a background in science or engineering it seems commonsense. Sadly, many people in
Being a scrum master is about struggle.
Some careers are prestigious. Others people have high paying careers. Finally, there are plenty of people who define their careers based of the daily struggles they give. This week after a long three
Failure is the starting point for success.
I am a scrum master which always raises questions when I talk about it at family gatherings and dinner parties. People ask me what I do for a living and when I tell