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Agreed. RT @natpryce: Premature flexibility is the root of even more evil in software. about 5 hours ago from Tweetie
Lol! RT @energizr: offshoring is directly proportional to failure about 5 hours ago from Tweetie
@gasproni Yes, I think most of my reading is pre-Agile in fact: Ohno, Deming, Scholtes, Wheeler, Joiner, Gilb etc. 2:16 PM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck in reply to gasproni
Read Herzberg's classic "One more time: How do you motivate employees" on the way home. Now over 40 years old! http://bit.ly/7uRXtw 1:50 PM Nov 23rd from TweetDeck
Finally reading Gary Klein's "Sources of Power: How People Make Decisions." Really enjoying it. 1:25 AM Nov 21st from Tweetie
Me too! RT @mhsutton: On train to London for the awesome improv for coaches workshop ... a welcome opp to play #acguk 1:11 AM Nov 21st from Tweetie
Like @kjscotland I downloaded the new BBC iPlayer on the Wii (1st time I turned it on in 12mths). Makes up for switching from Virgin to Sky 1:22 PM Nov 20th from Tweetie
RT @channingwalton: Is waterfall the only process that managers consider failure to be acceptable? "we will get it right next time". 11:55 PM Nov 18th from Tweetie
I get so into books. I spent all day pretending I was John Boyd fighting the system and inventing brilliant concepts like the OODA loop. 3:07 PM Nov 18th from Tweetie
@jasongorman me too! Very, very happy to no longer have that title 4:15 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to jasongorman
@jasongorman What do you think of the idea of treating the architecture as an opinion/hypothesis that needs to be verified/tested asap? 4:09 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to jasongorman
@marcjohnson I spend a lot of time thinking about @snowded's ideas; check out his podcasts - ex learning resources 4:09 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to marcjohnson
@marcjohnson agree that communication is the key. Can think of many ways of splitting tasks depd'ng on context (value vs risk vs feedback) 3:59 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to marcjohnson
Interesting talk by @lukehohmann at #xtc tonight. A bit surprised he hadn't heard of @snowded or his work. 3:55 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to lukehohmann
@marcjohnson I've been ruminating on this problem all week. 5 devs are swarming on a Feature using BDD stories on wiki w dev tasks in Jira. 3:52 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to marcjohnson
@geekphilosophy My favourite Deming introduction book is "4 Days with Dr Deming" 3:45 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to geekphilosophy
@geekphilosophy As @glynlumley says 'understanding variation' is good. My fav is Joiner's 4th Gen Mgmt for the expl of comm/spec cause var'n 3:44 PM Nov 17th from Tweetie in reply to geekphilosophy
Salt beef and pastrami sandwich at Selfridge's. Feel like a tourist in my own town. http://yfrog.com/jbwd2j 4:56 AM Nov 17th from Tweetie
@cmshinkle I love that Twitter allows people with similar ('niche') passions like stats and SPC charts to connect. Are you going to #lssc10? 3:35 PM Nov 16th from Tweetie in reply to cmshinkle
Few tweets today as I've been ploughing through Robert Coram's biography of John Boyd as recommend by @DReinertsen. Very enjoyable read. 3:33 PM Nov 16th from Tweetie