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Lean for Software Developers

Techniques that Software Engineers can use to help product teams succeed.

Why Quarterly OKRs?

Does your company use quarterly OKRs?

I bet you look good on the plant floor 🕺💃

Running Kanban like it’s 1984

Launch Your Product Training Like A Lean Startup

“How much content do I need to get started with product training?”

How Design Thinking, Lean and Agile Work Together

Originally published at www.mindtheproduct.com on September 20, 2017.

Flow, Decoupling Cadences, and Fixed-Length Sprints

Update: I created a video here to accompany this post

Agile’s Three Leaps of Faith

Software product development in the Agile/Lean style is counterintuitive until you’ve done it for a while (and even then it can throw you a…

Conway Is Killing You And Little Is Helping

Conway’s Law

The MVP is dead. Long live the RAT.

Why you should focus on Riskiest Assumption Tests and forget about MVPs.

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