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1 points·by dkoprowski·4 maanden geleden·0 comments

Three content-blocking tactics to avoid careless scrolling

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The Cost of Knowledge Silos in Your Dev Team

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Small changes that made our daily stand-ups more useful

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How to make your own playing cards and Agile Poker template

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2 points·by dkoprowski·2 jaar geleden·1 comments

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dkoprowski
·vorige maand·discuss
I think more and more about just moving back to Thunderbird client. Not ready though to give up on my google account, the calendar is too good.
dkoprowski
·11 maanden geleden·discuss
In my setup there is no manager there, only me as a team leader but I'm also one of the developers at the same time.
dkoprowski
·11 maanden geleden·discuss
Yeah, we do this basically automatically right now, so it is fast. There are really rare cases when we would need more than 15 minutes. We do more serious stuff asynchronous over Slack or in a smaller round after daily with only affected people.
dkoprowski
·11 maanden geleden·discuss
You can report on that, yesterday log can give the team important signals. It’s mentioned there. I encourage to focus on planning and cooperation though. Mainly cooperation so even when reporting yesterdays work it’s worth to emphasise things that impact others.
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·11 maanden geleden·discuss
Pro tip haha
dkoprowski
·2 jaar geleden·discuss
I feel you; you try to give your best when you take money. I'm glad you're assertive enough to stick to your vision and not implement everything your customers want from you.
dkoprowski
·2 jaar geleden·discuss
It's something for physical estimation card enthusiasts.

In this step-by-step tutorial, I’ll guide you through making your own cards. These steps can also be applied to any card-based project, like designing your own board game or printing my Agile Poker Cards PDF.