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  1. A bad sign if you could buy this T-Shirt for your Product Owner as a present this year ... http://is.gd/5qjVv 11:35 AM Dec 16th from Seesmic
  2. @estherderby Managers understand all. It's part of being a manager. This is self-evident to a large number I've worked for. 3:09 PM Dec 3rd from Seesmic in reply to estherderby
  3. @skirk Are all of the offshore costs being accounted for? http://is.gd/5bCCG 2:30 PM Dec 3rd from Seesmic in reply to skirk
  4. Excellent article by @johannarothman: Agile Managers Need to be Generalists, http://ping.fm/wSV3l 8:13 AM Dec 2nd from Seesmic
  5. Conway's Law: Any piece of software reflects the organizational structure that produced it. 8:06 AM Dec 2nd from Seesmic
  6. @skirk Steve McConnell has a graph showing results from an number of models (COCOMO, etc.), all showing negative impact after 10-15% add. 7:49 AM Dec 2nd from Seesmic in reply to skirk
  7. Can not dogfooding produce bloated, inefficient code? Magic 8-Ball says "Yes!" http://is.gd/5a7D8 http://is.gd/5a7El 7:45 AM Dec 2nd from Seesmic
  8. @estherderby PageFour is Scrivener-ish for those w/o Macs http://bit.ly/4lpHB6 1:31 PM Nov 25th from TweetDeck in reply to estherderby
  9. @jwgrenning Can code be determined not guilty? Is the Scottish 3rd verdict of "not proven" is the most that usually can be hoped for? 2:00 PM Nov 20th from TweetDeck in reply to jwgrenning
  10. RT @jeantabaka: "The information content of a test comes from the degree of surprise assoc. w/each possible result."- Don Reinertsen 1:38 PM Nov 20th from TweetDeck
  11. "If debugging is the process of removing software bugs, then programming must be the process of putting them in." -- Edsger Dijkstra 11:16 AM Nov 17th from Seesmic
  12. "Walking on water and developing software from a specification are easy if both are frozen." -- Edward V Berard 11:07 AM Nov 17th from Seesmic
  13. @QualityFrog "Anyone know the penalty for driving 356 miles per hour on Interstate 25?" A Darwin Award? 3:44 PM Nov 13th from Seesmic in reply to QualityFrog
  14. Are your Teams on the way up or down? Signs from Jim Collins to consider: http://is.gd/4UnFA 10:20 AM Nov 13th from Seesmic
  15. RT @agilenature: A ScrumMaster’s Checklist http://ff.im/-bkFVP 1:38 PM Nov 12th from Seesmic
  16. Good AWS news: http://aws.amazon.com/ruby/ 1:23 PM Nov 12th from Seesmic
  17. RT @stevenMsmith1: “Definition of Bureaucracy: Each thing is in control, but everything is out of control.” ~Gerald M. (Jerry) Weinberg 9:21 AM Nov 12th from Seesmic
  18. RT @QualityFrog: Success is not final. Failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts. - Winston Churchill 7:15 AM Nov 12th from TweetDeck
  19. RT @mcottmeyer: Interesting post... What is Iteration Zero? http://bit.ly/8rT0V 5:34 PM Nov 9th from Seesmic
  20. RT @csterwa: "Why Agile Adoption Fails in Some Organizations" article on InfoQ - http://bit.ly/pUlhQ - interesting perspective 5:29 PM Nov 9th from Seesmic
  • Name Earl Everett
  • Location Northern California
  • Bio Software Development Manager interested in aglie/Scrum, technology and rugby.
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