Run Your Family Like a Business - WSJ.com
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424127887323452204578288192043905634.html
A new generation of parents is taking solutions from the workplace and transferring them to the home. From accountability checklists to branding sessions, the result is a bold new blueprint for happy families.
Kanban? No, it can't
http://aidylewis.heroku.com/2012/11/18/kanban-no-it-cant/
That's an... interesting perspective: "Kanban is a paternalistic project management theory that aims to set developers on the right path. It promotes the idea that the manager is the arbiter of success and the deliverer of change. And like its forbear Scrum, its major proponents are those who don’t code for a living."
Kanban? No, it can't
http://aidylewis.heroku.com/2012/11/18/kanban-no-it-cant
That's an... interesting perspective: "Kanban is a paternalistic project management theory that aims to set developers on the right path. It promotes the idea that the manager is the arbiter of success and the deliverer of change. And like its forbear Scrum, its major proponents are those who don’t code for a living."
Deconstructing Agile Communication
http://aidylewis.heroku.com/2011/01/15/deconstructing-agile-communication/
We need to return to the communication medium of writing as a skilled, and sometimes arduous craft. We should favour neither speech nor writing above each other, or as binary opposites. Both mechanisms should exist equally in our world and each be used correctly in their appropriate contexts.
Deconstructing Agile Communication
http://aidylewis.heroku.com/2011/01/15/deconstructing-agile-communication
We need to return to the communication medium of writing as a skilled, and sometimes arduous craft. We should favour neither speech nor writing above each other, or as binary opposites. Both mechanisms should exist equally in our world and each be used correctly in their appropriate contexts.
Agile in a Flash: Acceptance Test Design Principles
http://agileinaflash.blogspot.com/2010/07/acceptance-test-design-principles.html
"Abstract; Bona fide; Cohesive; Decoupled; Expressive; Free of duplication; Green"