Let People Work
Benjamin Huser-Berta, Peter, Lorenzo SantoroWe write about things we see, experiment with, or measure, in our work in the Agile Software Development space.
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Dear Stakeholder: Here’s Why I’m Giving You a Range Instead of a Date
I love writing down my thoughts in form of a letter. When I went through my Certified Agile Leadership course I remember that we had to create an artifact and I wrote a letter to my own Ego, one of the most intimate things I have ever writt...
Low WIP, Small Features, High Freedom
In early February, we released a new version of Lighthouse with the “MCS Backtesting” feature. We did not anticipate this feature to be noticed much; in fact, we only did it because we built it as part of a workshop to demo how we implement...
The Hidden Cost of Noise in Your Delivery Predictions
I’ve been meaning to write about Daniel Kahneman’s work for a while now. I have read his book “Noise” probably for the first time around 2023 but only now more of it makes sense because there is something I pretty much observe in every orga...
How Lighthouse changed the way I work
I’ll be honest with you: I didn’t set out to build a daily habit around Lighthouse. It just sort of happened.
What started as occasional check-ins turned into the first thing I do every morning. Open Lighthouse, click through the teams, se...
How to Build Realistic Roadmaps as a Product Owner
Every now and then I get asked: “How do you create realistic roadmaps?”
Meaning: roadmaps that the team can actually deliver in the time available.
In my environment, budget is allocated on a yearly basis. That means my roadmap must reali...
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I’m Benjamin (but you can call me Benji). I’m a Software Engineer, Professional Kanban Trainer, and Scrum Master.
I like pushing my limits.
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