“management” Archive
Micro-Scrum
Decide on one thing to ship, then ship (or learn).
#8 ·
Utilization
Why don’t we talk more about queueing theory.
#7 ·
DORA, SPACE, DevEx, DX Core 4
Key metrics of and casual thoughts on four engineering productivity frameworks.
#6 ·
When We Need Systems, Processes, and Conventions
Oh the bore.
#5 · · development
Results = Ć’(Competence Ă— Time)
On a model that can tell us something about how we work, and how we could work.
#4 ·
Untrained Engineering Managers
Web development has always had a developer training issue, but it also has one on the management and leadership side. On a challenge we’re all familiar with but rarely talk and do something about.
#3 · · development
On Ticket Management
Issue tracking tools like Jira, GitHub Issues, or Bugzilla are essential for managing bugs and tasks (that is, issues). However, not everyone finds ticket management convenient or convincing. A perspective on why tickets matter, and how they can be used well.
#2 · · development
The Assessment Paradox
For any individual or group we may think that it can assess itself best because it knows itself best. Yet this is not reliable. We may then think it’s other individuals or groups interacting with that first individual or group who may be able to assess it. This is not so, either.
#1 · · philosophy