The Stakeholder Management Trap
Melissa Perri identified the build trap: building more does not make you better at building the right things. It makes you a more sophisticated producer of the wrong…
Melissa Perri identified the build trap: building more does not make you better at building the right things. It makes you a more sophisticated producer of the wrong…
In recent years, SAFe has become the lightning rod for criticisms of agile at scale. From startup veterans to enterprise reformers, the refrain is familiar: “The first law…
Modern tools like Lovable and Cursor can produce high-fidelity, interactive prototypes in minutes. They’re genuinely exciting, and they’ve lowered the barrier to experimentation in ways that were unimaginable…
What do users want? Organizations typically capture user demands in extensive documentation commonly known as ‘requirements’, align technical departments with ‘the business’, and start their development process, hopefully…
This is the third of three posts on David Graeber’s notion of the ‘bullshit job’: pointless work that becomes psychologically destructive in cultures that associate work with self-worth.…
This is the second of three posts on David Graeber’s notion of the ‘bullshit job’: pointless work that becomes psychologically destructive in cultures that associate work with self-worth.…
Last week (December 12-13, 2019), I took part in a Professional Scrum Master (PSM) II training course hosted by Christiaan Verweijs and Barry Overeem, a.k.a. The Liberators. I…
The anthropologist David Graeber has introduced the notion of the ‘bullshit job’: pointless work that becomes psychologically destructive in cultures that associate work with self-worth. Bullshit jobs can…
In Scrum, the Product Owner is the person responsible for maximizing value, for example through prioritization of development work, engaging stakeholders, and learning from the market and customers.…