aterny
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Tag Archives: agile behaviours
RAG – What are you measuring?
I am continually surprised by how many traditional activities and behaviours survive long into an agile transformation. The Red/Amber/Green status reporting is one of them. Even allegedly Agile people seem to hang on to the RAG status like a comfort … Continue reading
Coaching – quality through business involvement
I was once asked to help a small team adopt agile practices and improve the way they worked. I was glad to help but needed a place to start. What, I wondered, did the team need help with. At a … Continue reading
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