A Working List of Resources for Product Owners
There are a number of great resources related to being a great Product Owner. Below are but a few of my favorites. If you only have 10 minutes and want to learn what it means to be a product owner […]
Month: July 2019
Where is the “I” in Teamwork? Collaborate for Success
How does your organizational structure lend itself to building the best product for your customer? The post Where is the “I” in Teamwork? Collaborate for Success appeared first on Andy Cleff. Powered by WPeMatico
What is pragmatism? Why do I care? How do I practice it?
Pragmatism is possibly one of those words you’ve heard 1000 times and feel confident you know what it means. I did. On the surface, it seems like a straightforward concept. The definition is simple: Pragmatism /’praɡmətɪz(ə)m/ (noun) : an approach that evaluates theories […]
Leading from the bottom
I am a developer I am not the engine that moves the machine. I am a small cog in the system. I am important, but often unseen. I can be damaged and still function, but everything functions a little worse. […]
Why gratitude matters: 6 benefits of practicing gratitude
Originally published at: http://www.agileuprising.com/gratitude-matters-6-benefits-practicing-gratitude/ When was the last time you stopped and thought, “My God, I am so incredibly lucky.”? When was the last time you felt true gratitude for those around you and the fortune in your life? If you […]
Start Writing Now: Overcome your fears
Originally posted: https://bradstokes.blogspot.com/2012/03/what-in-name.html One of the biggest barriers for people writing is the dreaded writer’s block. With blogging, twitter and status feeds the illness strikes just as hard and just as often. Unfortunately the added pressure of immediate feedback and […]
Heavy boots and communication
Originally posted at: https://bradstokes.blogspot.com/2012/02/heavy-boots-and-communication.html in 2009 I’ve had my day made by the strangest of articles, Heavy Boots. I’m positively happy and have had my world view restored again. Before you tell me I have a skewed worldview, you may be right. […]
Five ways to find context in training
Originally posted: https://bradstokes.blogspot.com/2012/02/five-ways-to-find-context-in-training.html I heard it recently said that learning is not about the content, but the conversation. I understand the sentiment, but think it misses the point. Learning is about context. The content and the conversation are but parts […]
What Can You Do About Organizational Silence?
Regardless of your opinion of the president, I think many would agree that he speaks his mind on all topics. His tweets in the middle of the night set policy. The rally comments set off protests. Trump speaks up. Only sometimes […]
Why Your Brain Lies To You About Change
I have the best of intentions to practice healthy habits every day. Going for a run, eating plenty of veggies, finishing reading that book and so many others are on my list every morning. Sometimes, I’m happy to report, […]