Brittany Moore
Reports from the Field
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Shape Up your project planning
You've been doing Agile for a while, and have a history with waterfall. Neither seem to improve the problems your team having with project planning, though. What do you try next? Shape Up brings revolutionary feedback loops to your project planning model along with new models of trust and health to your team. -
Retrospect and adapt: an intro to retros
Let's talk about retrospectives: what are they, how can they help, and how do we hold our first one? -
Debrief: self.conference 2019.
Test Double consultants share their takes from self.conference. -
Defining good work
How to increase the quality and quantity of affirmative feedback. -
I'm ashamed to say it
Brené Brown's TED talks recently motivated me to contemplate the role of shame in my professional development. Is shame a problem in the software industry, and if it is, what can we do about it as leaders? -
Debrief: Lead Dev New York 2019
Last weekend I packed a head cold and a southern nonchalance towards weather preparation1, and flew northeast to attend The Lead Developer conference in New York. It wasn’t until I got there that it occurred to me I had bought my ticket based entirely on my experiences at the 2018 version of this conference in Austin, and had no idea who was going to be speaking at this one. -
Consulting like cucumbers: Prescott's Pickle Principle
A discussion of Gerald Weinberg's 'Prescott's Pickle Principle', and its meaning within Test Double. -
Learning Go: A diplomatic approach
A retrospective on my first couple of weeks in Go. -
Debrief: Lead Dev Austin 2018
Last weekend I had the great privilege of attending LeadDev Austin. As far as I’m concerned, the folks at White October knocked it out of the park! For a one day conference where the longest talks were 30 minutes, the speakers packed in plenty of valuable information.
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