You Weren’t Meant to Have a Boss, But It Helps…
When software development gods like Paul Graham tell you that people should not be managed, it makes you wonder what we need bosses for. ...
5 Easy Questions for Luke Hohmann
On this blog I have published interviews with Steve McConnell, Johanna Rothman, Alistair Cockburn, Scott Berkun, Mary Poppendieck, Grady ...
Time Sheets: Squashed Between Jeff Sutherland and Joel Spolsky
Last week I got this message from Rebekah: Jurgen, I've been following your blog and really enjoy it. I work for a small web d...
The 12 Best Questions for Team Members
In their book First, Break All the Rules: What the World's Greatest Managers Do Differently Marcus Buckingham and Curt Coffman presen...
5 Easy Questions for Karl Fogel
On this blog I have published interviews with Steve McConnell, Johanna Rothman, Alistair Cockburn, Scott Berkun, Mary Poppendieck, Grady ...
Team Complete: The Definitive Guide for Managers
Which of you software developers does not have Code Complete, by Steve McConnell, on his bookshelf? Only five of you? I thought so! That ...
The 2nd Law of Software Development
In a previous blog post I wrote about the 1st Law of Software Development. This law deals with each manager’s concern to make sure that...
5 Easy Questions for Randall Hyde
On this blog I have published interviews with Steve McConnell, Johanna Rothman, Alistair Cockburn, Scott Berkun, Mary Poppendieck, Grady ...
How to Do Many Projects (Part 4): Resource Planning
In three earlier blog posts I talked about multi-functional teams, matrix management and maintenance. In my maintenance article I argued ...
Top 100 Best Books for Managers, Leaders & Humans
Ladies and gentlemen… In this post I proudly present the Top 100 Best Books for Managers, Leaders & Humans. I have created this...
Top 100 Best Books for Managers, Leaders & Humans (part 4)
part 1: 1-25 | part 2: 25-50 | part 3: 50-75 | part 4: 75-100 | blog post+description Alright, I tricked you. Shame on me! The remaining ...
Top 100 Best Books for Managers, Leaders & Humans (part 3)
part 1: 1-25 | part 2: 25-50 | part 3: 50-75 | part 4: 75-100 | blog post+description Nr Title / Author(s) / Tags 51 The Paradox of Choic...
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