There's a tool in the Scrum toolbelt that is so utterly critical to success yet so fundamentally misunderstood by far too many development teams, Scrum Masters, and Product Owners. I'm talking, of course, about the Sprint Retrospective. I've seen … [Continue reading]
What is the Value of Agility?
One of the many challenges that Product Managers face in trying to move organizations toward a more agile approach to product development is that some stakeholders simply don't see the value in the shift. They believe that, since their way has … [Continue reading]
Are You “Default Ship” or “Default Delay”?
A couple years ago I ran across a blog post by Paul Jackson where he mentioned in passing the idea of a tension between "default ship" cultures in relation to corporations versus startups. For some reason, those two ends of a spectrum have stuck … [Continue reading]
How Much Technical Debt is Too Much?
Let's face it, technical debt is something that every Product Manager has to deal with on a constant basis -- whether it's making snap decisions that unblock your team so that they can keep working, short-cutting an ideal architectural solution … [Continue reading]
When Push Comes to Shove – Picking Your Battles
In many organizations, conflict is part and parcel of the culture -- some conflict can be constructive, some destructive, but most of it can just be downright annoying. And, because we often sit right in the middle of all of the random agendas, … [Continue reading]
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