Sprints and roadmaps
October 4, 2017 11:17 pm Leave your thoughtsSprints are a handy way of thinking. A backlog of things that need doing get attacked in short sharp sprints – bursts of activity on a human scale, one-or-two weeks... Read more
Author Archives for Nick Shepheard
A keeper, or not
October 3, 2017 11:17 pm Leave your thoughtsThe don’t-hire risk … there’s work to be done no one to do it, you’ll miss deadlines or quality standards and make the ecosystem suffer. Someone else, who’s busy anyway,... Read more
This, and this, and this
October 2, 2017 11:17 pm Leave your thoughtsThere’s always someone else. In presentations – you might be talking to the woman with the all the authority they need or just enough to open the next door, they... Read more
Who else?
October 1, 2017 11:17 pm Leave your thoughtsBeing a smart cookie who’s surrounded by other smart cookies, you can probably work most thing out. Sometimes on your own, sometimes with a little help from your friends, you... Read more
The entrance fee
September 30, 2017 11:17 pm Leave your thoughtsDoing in a new way something that’s always been done in other ways means you’re either kinda-sorta critical of the old way, or you’re flat-out in-your-face critical. And anyone vested... Read more