What are your favorite Agile Retrospectives books?
Many useful books have been published on how to do Agile Retrospectives. What are your favorite books? Join the online poll on favorite Agile Retrospectives books!
Know your users well to build high-quality apps
For me, quality means satisfying the needs of the users and delivering value to them. You have to know your users well to build high-quality apps.
Alternatives to agile certificates for delivering quality and value
In this article, I'll question the need to be certified in agile, discuss the alternatives, and explain how I deliver quality and value to the people that I work with.
Scrum master tip: Helping team members to solve impediments over solving impediments themselves
Who should be handling and solving impediments? Read my tip from the trenches for Scrum masters.
Inspired by Jerry Weinberg: The Gift of Time
The book The Gift of Time gives an impression of how various consultants have used ideas from Jerry Weinberg to support organizations going through change.
Summary of The Age of Surge in 15 Tweets
The book The Age of Surge focuses on the organizational side of digital, exploring a human-centered approach to scaling agility and transforming companies. Here are 15 quotes to share.
Retrospective Smells: Recurring Actions
In this fourth article in the series Retrospective Smells I'll explore what might cause recurring actions in retrospectives and what you can do to solve it.
Increasing Agility with Gamification
Gamification is an approach where principles and practices of gaming are used in a non-game context. In this article, I'll explore how you can increase agility with gamification.
Retrospective Smells
In this post, I'll explore why retrospective facilitators need to know about retrospective smells and how they can deal with them.
Lean Startup, leveren waar de klant wat aan heeft
In dit artikel laat ik zien wat Lean Startup is en hoe je het kunt toepassen. Met daarbij een voorbeeld uit de praktijk: hoe gebruik je Lean Startup om een workshop te geven waar de klant echt wat aan heeft.
Retrospective Smells: Blaming
Blaming is a “retrospective smell”, a signal that something might be going wrong in your retrospective that needs attention. In this second post in the series Retrospective Smells I'll explore how blaming can happen and what can be done to reduce or prevent it.
Retrospective Smells: Passiveness
Passiveness is a "retrospective smell", a signal that something is going wrong in your retrospective that needs attention. In this first article in the series on retrospectives smells, I'll explore how to recognize passiveness and provide suggestions for dealing with it.