Monthly Archives: November 2010
A Marketer’s Guide to Agile Development – Scrum Etiquette
Don’t all speak at the same time.
If the team members in your sister office wanted to dial into a daily cocktail party, they’d have transferred to Marketing.
Lose the attitude.
Don’t get all huffy and snarl “of course it’s on the documentation wiki!” at 8:03am when your wiki update is datestamped 8:01am.
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A Marketer’s Guide to Agile Development – Embracing the F Word
Marketers don’t use the F word very often. It makes them peevish and erodes their self-esteem.
No, no, no, I don’t mean that F word. That one we use. A lot. Like omigod. I’ve known marketers who use that F word word like verbal hot sauce they sprinkle over everything – more frequently than “and” or “the”. Oh wait, that’s me. But I digress.
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Agile Humor: What Do You Stand For?
Any
Girls
Into
Living
Extreme?
How
Odd.
Tested
Fine.
Iterating…
(Xhausted…)
Kill
All
Negativity;
Board
Advances
Nirvana.
Stand-up
Convergence
Requirement:
Up
Mornings.
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Tagged agile, agile humor, agile jokes, Hotfix, humor, Joke, kanban, scrum
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