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Here's a test that everyone has been waiting for (without really knowing it). This Rate-Your-Manager Test will tell you how good your...
Yes I know, I know! It took me way too long to announce the winner for the $100 Book Contest. Sorry about that, folks. I was being distra...
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There are at least three reasons why people are the most important part of any software project. And this leads to (what I would like to ...
I've argued many times that software projects are complex adaptive systems. This view is shared by Ken Schwaber, Jim Highsmith and ma...
Despite the progress we made in software engineering in the last two decades, some people still believe that processes can be more import...
There is no single, authoritative perspective or definition of creativity. At least 60 different definitions of creativity can be found i...
Jurgen! How would you encourage team building? A good team building exercise which (at least to me) is preferable over helicopter droppin...