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David Bulkin commented on John Voris's event 'Thurs Feb 18 Penn State Great Valley - "How Good is Good Enough" for software'
Does look like a great event, unfortunately I can't attend because of the early start.
February 18
David Bulkin added a blog post
Agile teams are often co-located with all team members sitting in one physical room. The rooms are often spacious, with ample natural light, an effective layout, nearby private space, etc., and, as a result, productivity is high. But, there is an a…
November 7, 2009
David Bulkin replied to Ravindar Gujral's discussion 'Agile Tour- Presentations and Other goodies'
Ravi, Thanks to you and the others for organizing this great event, I had a lot of fun presenting. Hopefully we will have follow up events of this magnitude to help increase the penetration of agile in the Philadelphia area.
October 21, 2009
A blog post by David Bulkin was featured
Although many don’t like it, all agilists are familiar with the chicken and pig joke that explains that pigs are committed to success, while chickens are at best involved. As we continue to move to larger scale enterprise agile, we can benefit from…
October 6, 2009
David Bulkin commented on David Bulkin's blog post 'The Almost Daily Sit-Downs'
John, I have been thinking about your post for almost a month now :) Even after posting this article, I committed the sin of attempting to solve problems during the standup, it is just human nature. As such, a team need to mature to the point that…
October 6, 2009
David Bulkin added a blog post
Although many don’t like it, all agilists are familiar with the chicken and pig joke that explains that pigs are committed to success, while chickens are at best involved. As we continue to move to larger scale enterprise agile, we can benefit from…
October 6, 2009
John E. Mullaney commented on David Bulkin's blog post 'The Almost Daily Sit-Downs'
Its easy for a peer to say "Let's take it off line" when they aren't interested in more than a snippet of what their co-worker is reporting. But what about when its the Team Lead/Manager that starts to ramble. I've seen a brave soul or two suggest "…
September 9, 2009
D. André Dhondt commented on David Bulkin's blog post 'The Almost Daily Sit-Downs'
I love the terminology! I find that teams constantly regress to detailed discussions on their feet, and though we take turns suggesting we take it off-line, we're not always disciplined enough to say who will sit when.
September 8, 2009
David Bulkin added a blog post
You can find literally hundreds of blog posts and articles on the Daily Standup, a.k.a. Daily Scrum. But there is little written about what often comes, or at least should come, after, the Daily Standup. What, you may ask, should come after the Dai…
September 8, 2009
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September 7, 2009

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Scrum Master/Coach, Business Stakeholder/Software Client
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LitheSpeed

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David Bulkin

Death by Team Room, or Teamroom-Acide

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Agile teams are often co-located with all team members sitting in one physical room. The rooms are often spacious, with ample natural light, an effective layout
… Continue

Posted on November 7, 2009 at 3:06pm —

David Bulkin

Chickens, Pigs, Piglets, and Chigs?

Chickens, Pigs, Piglets, and ChigsAlthough many don’t like it, all agilists are familiar with the chicken and pig joke that explains that pigs are committed to success, while chickens are at best involved. As we continue to move to larger scale enterprise agile, we can benefit from understanding varying levels of participation and commitment. A… Continue

Posted on October 5, 2009 at 11:32pm —

David Bulkin

The Almost Daily Sit-Downs

You can find literally hundreds of blog posts and articles on the Daily Standup, a.k.a. Daily Scrum. But there is little written about what often comes, or at least should come, after, the Daily Standup.

What, you may ask, should come after the Daily Standup? Well, the Almost Daily Sit-Downs of course!

To find out more about the Almost Daily Sit-Downs, check out my companies blog at...
http://lithespee… Continue

Posted on September 7, 2009 at 11:31pm — 3 Comments

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