Tag: agile-zealot
Monday, 29 January 2007
New Agile Zealot's Handbook
Posted by Simon Baker
Since writing the original Agile Zealot's Handbook , Gus and I have had the chance to reflect on some of the wording. And Mishkin Berteig's recent generalisation of the handbook has prompted 3 minor editions: 1. We changed the title of TECH to QUALITY because delivering business value without compromising quality is achieved through the disciplined application of practices. 2. We modified the LEARNING text. We added reflection to inspection because it's one thing to look closely at something, but you need to think more deeply about it to reveal root causes and identify further actions. We also added re-planning as a specific activity that must occur at every iteration boundary, which along with adaptation and improvement, is based on what you learnt from the previous iteration. 3. Under TEAM, we felt a team also needs to be empowered to be creative because only when it has the freedom to be creative will it find better solutions by taking risks, failing fast and trying different things. So here's the new version:
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