where is this from??
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A presentation of mine called “What is the sound of One Scrum Clapping?”
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is that presentation or slide deck available anywhere?
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Yer - I’ll post it on SlideShare. There is audio available, but sadly no video.
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@awkrapfl are we agile yet? -
73% of your projects are 84% Agile
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Moving from time-boxed delivery is the best thing ever. No wasted time guessing when things will be done. Daily production releases = win
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Continuous delivery only succeeds (for cust) long term when the product manager has KPIs tied to actual customer satisfaction not releases.
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Oh yes indeed. Work prioritised on CSAT scores and hard metrics tracking customer success rates. Helps with HiPPO requirements too

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Customer satisfaction is a vital indicator but so is revenue. The process has to deliver content which delivers on financial objectives too
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Revenue (at least long term) including ARPU, AOV etc is tightly coupled w cust satisfaction which is often overlooked for short term gains
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what about when there is no customer?
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There is always a customer. You are building software for someone or something to use... if not something is very very wrong :)
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Where'd it come from, I'd like to ask to use it with attribution.
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I made it. Comes from my “What is the Sound of One Scrum Clapping” talk.
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It's a winner.
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So glad I'm retiring from programming after 38 years. Agile sucks and is just a way to get more blood out of programmers.
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Every time someone mentions agile it’s a legit ptsd trigger. My darkness came from agile dev.
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I was a scrum master for 3 weeks. Had to present my Jira flat lined burn down chart and got attacked. Wtf!!!
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I legit just got cold shivers....never again
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I advise young people not to get into programming. By the time you hit your 40's and 50's companies start to dump you.
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Unless you get into management.
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Your odds are better if you do so but I saw a lot of senior managers forced out with packages. Keep your skills current.
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Totally. Glad I’m not in programming.
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