Posts with this tag should be more sophisticated than the usual stuff I post, as Project Management posts always directly relate to my professional life.
90% of all DevOps initiatives without a culture component fail, and culture is not easily or quickly changed. Last Tuesday, I participated in an online panel on the subject of Implementing a DevOps Culture, as part of Continuous Discussions (#c9d9), a series of community panels about Agile, Continuous Delivery and DevOps. Watch a recording…
Don’t call it Sprint – A pamphlet This pamphlet is basically me venting about working with clients who only take the flexibility part of Agile – but refrain to stick to taking responsibility for the decisions they made. It’s venting about not releasing to production. It might be the prelude to a longer set of…
Why I wrote a Resume for Agile Professionals Years ago I came across a developer’s resume published via Y Combinator’s Hacker News, and I was intrigued: the style, the unquestionable arrogance, the notion that “nothing is impossible” — fascinating. I looked up the original resume by Leonardo da Vinci and found that one even more…
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