agile project management

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• Hiring for an Agile Team

  
  LeadingAnswers: Leadership and Agile Project Management Blog — Authority: 476
  What characteristics do you look for when hiring for an agile team? Our next Calgary APLN meeting is a panel discussion on the topic and looks set be a great one.   Some broad characteristics identified in the planning emails for the panel include:   Characteristics of a high performing team: ...
  1 week ago

• Why Agile is Successful

  
  The Cutter Blog — Authority: 110
  What makes agile development and project management successful? While there are many factors in agile’s success, four key ones are: a bias for action, a focus on customer value, the appeal to doers, and being principles based. One of the most famous, or infamous, management books ever written was In Search of ...
  2 weeks ago

• Zombieland Project Management

  
  LeadingAnswers: Leadership and Agile Project Management Blog — Authority: 476
  Zombies and Project Managers; to many people the images are synonymous, fools blindly shuffling from one goal to the next. Not too smart, but a major annoyance if you are trying to get somewhere, or get something done. Yet, as a project manager I have a weakness for zombie films, they appeal to my inner urge to cut ...
  2 weeks ago

• Scrum, Bikram Yoga and The Attention Economy

  
  LeadingAnswers: Leadership and Agile Project Management Blog — Authority: 476
  What do Scrum and Bikram Yoga have in common? They both cater for the attention economy. Humans derive a lot of their sense of security and confidence, what psychologist Albert Bandura calls “self-efficacy,” from predictable routines. Without these predictable routines we can feel uncomfortable and uncertain. ...
  2 weeks ago

• An Apparent Truth: Your Organization Will Change if You Adopt Agile

  
  The Cutter Blog — Authority: 110
  Much of the discussion about agile has in the past been about creating “working software,” team dynamics, technical practices, and even the project management required to get effective and acceptable code delivered and/or deployed. What teams quickly find out is that they depend on other organizational dynamics ...
  2 weeks ago

• Agile Business Conference 2009

  
  LeadingAnswers: Leadership and Agile Project Management Blog — Authority: 476
  I attended the Agile Business Conference in London this week and presented on Tracking Project Performance . I missed this conference last year and so it was especially good to catch up with people again and hear what they have been doing. Also, after working in London for six years, but then living in Canada for ...
  3 weeks ago

• Agile Methodology

  
  Agile Software Development Made Easy! — Authority: 410
  I recently ran a poll on which agile project management software you would recommend. It got a terrific response and the results are really interesting! While youre in the mood for polls, I thought Id run another one. This time Im asking which agile methodology do you use? Which Agile Methodology Do You ...
  4 weeks ago

• No Planning Need on Gantthead.com

  
  Managing Product Development — Authority: 91
  I have an article up on Gantthead.com, No Planning Needed? (Free registration required, I think). Tweet This Post
  5 weeks ago

• The Agile Triathlete

  
  The Cutter Blog — Authority: 110
  I was having coffee this morning with colleague Ken Collier and we were talking about Test-driven development (TDD) and the trials and tribulations of trying to implement TDD in a development environment. I left Ken and went out for a leisurely bike ride down from the Ponderosa pines in Flagstaff to the Scrub Oak [...]
  7 weeks ago

• Getting a team over the fear of daily scrums

  
  Pathfinder Development — Authority: 113
  If my previous post about the value of agile meetings over traditional status meetings got you interested, I want to share a common pattern of behavior I often see from teams trying scrums for the first time. Hopefully you can avoid these and save yourself some time. For new teams to Agile the statuses given in ...
  7 weeks ago

• Time After Time, After Time

  
  The Cutter Blog — Authority: 110
  “Time after Time” goes the song by Cyndi Lauper. Time has been a pervasive theme in software development projects, and in fact, for all projects. But what time are we really talking about? What defines late? Is time the most important control measure? There are three distinctly different “time” ...
  7 weeks ago

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