By asking seemingly silly question we can learn more then we expect, and encourage others to join the discussion.
An Average Road to Monte Carlo
Presenting 2 forecasting techniques (averages and Monte Carlo Simulation) using a real-life example. Pros and cons.
TEDx Salon Kazimierz
If you have never attended any TED / TEDx event then you should! Three good talks & plenty of networking. Highly recommended!
Reminders to Myself
Sometimes in the middle of the day I need to remind myself about some ground rules. This is where my personal information radiators can help!
The Only Valuable Non-Technical Interview I Ever Had
When hiring a developer you test their skills by giving them some coding challenge. But what if you hire a manager, scrum master or product owner then… ?
If You Don’t Have Anything Nice to Say…
Being a manager means you can no longer turn a blind eye to some behaviours. Which is one of many reasons that management is hard.
Personal User Manual
User manual is like a dishwasher manual but it is about you. However strange it might sound, it helps other to cooperate with you. It really does. Give it a try!
Sprint Sheriff
Try rotating your team roles in a round-robin fashion. Each sprint have a different team member responsible for repeatable (and often mundane) activities.
Parallel Universe
How to measure what is hard to measure? This one trick can help.
Simple & Powerful Sprint Capacity Planning Technique
A simple trick that could help you better predict the capacity of your next sprints. All you need to do is to gather some more data about the past ones.