A few months back I was involved in a highly developer centric project (very unlike my current project). Non-developers were basically only involved and available upon request, so most of the time the team was not very cross-functional. The team was using Scrum at the time, but the flow obviously had a few glitches andContinue reading “Exploring WIP limits”
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A simple tip for more efficient standups
A while ago, I was asked for advice on how a team could improve efficiency on standup meetings. The team was growing, and their standups were taking an increasingly amount of time. I didn’t have much time looking into why this happened, so I simply suggested they could try walk the board instead of using the traditional Scrum meeting.Continue reading “A simple tip for more efficient standups”
Kanban and Scrum after 500 tweets
I joined Twitter June 22, 2010, so, needless to say, I was not an early adaptor. Nevertheless, I just passed 500 tweets, and most of my tweets are somehow related to agile development, so did I come across something useful? The answer is yes, and I believe it’s an appropriate time to reflect – focusing on Kanban and Scrum this time. During thisContinue reading “Kanban and Scrum after 500 tweets”
Jørn Hunskaar 