Stacey on Software: Coaching

Agile
  • The Thing You Need On Your Radar

    I was talking to a colleague yesterday, smart guy, basically been focusing on systems level architecture and is maneuvering his employer in…

  • Group Kata Facilitation

    This is my fall-back group format when facilitating kata. Timeframe: 60m total - 45-50m exercise, 10-15m retrospective Group Size: 6-1…

  • Pair Chain Exercise

    When I facilitate a kata session with a group of developers, sometimes I like to mix it up a little. If the room feels like it’s getting a…

  • The Spaces Between

    The Spaces Between On teams that are newly cross-functional, or in places with waterfallish reflexes, the coaching opportunities lie in…

  • Agile Enough

    When I look back at my career, I’ve been gathering ideas about agile from others since the manifesto. Testing versus checking. Last…

  • The Work

    When disciplines in software development are so segregated, those outside a discipline may think only of the final result. Developers type…

  • Splitting Product Design and Implementation

    Why do we continue to separate the design of a product from its implementation? When we design a product in one place with one group of…

  • There Is No Agility Without Technical Agility

    There Is No Agility Without Technical Agility As we wish to adapt continually to an ever-shifting set of stakeholder needs, it is vital that…

  • Systemic Oppression and Machine Learning

    Many words have been written about the biases in "AI" training datasets. I last blogged publicly on this topic about 6 years ago, and it…

  • The Bionic Coach

    Introduction Being extraordinary, it's a good feeling. My first electronic enhancement was a calculator. Forget long arithmetic, this was…