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Dysfunctions of (Agile) Teams
Over the holiday break I read Patrick Lencioni‘s “The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable“. The premise is that each dysfunction builds upon the dysfunction before it. Much like Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs. Below is an illustration of [...]
Posted in Agile, Integrum, Productivity
Tagged accountability, Agile, commitment, conflict, excellence, focus, innovation, Integrum, motivation, pair programming, planning, politics, results, team, teams, teamwork, theory, trust
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Accountability Is Painful!
Part of doing agile development means being accountable and transparent. Recently Integrum has started to step up it’s path towards excellence. The team felt that testing was not being all that it could be and more importantly that [...]
Posted in Integrum
Tagged Agile, ci, continous integration, cruise, cruise control, cruisecontrol.rb, excellence, fail, fun, team, transparent, visibility
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