Let People Work
Benjamin Huser-Berta, PeterWe write about things we see, experiment with, or measure, in our work in the Agile Software Development space.
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The chains were never locked
This is the story of a small team of five people in a fintech company. In late summer their manager asked me if I could have a look at how they work. Before I met them, I looked at their data in Lighthouse, and I could sense there was poten...
What's new in Lighthouse: Refinement, Delivery Timeline, and more
Lighthouse ships a new release almost every week, and it's easy to miss what's in them. So once a month we'll put the highlights on display. This is the first one, covering everything from early September until today.
Refinement, withou...
An Introduction and Step-by-Step Guide to Multi-Team Monte Carlo Simulations
Doing a forecast for a single team is one thing. As soon as more than one team is involved, it gets trickier. Not the simulation itself, but the interpretation of the results. There’s a very natural way to combine multiple teams’ forecasts...
Our Obeya Lives in Git Now. And It Thinks Along.
For a while, the business side of LetPeopleWork ran on a Miro board.
Our Obeya. Cards, connections, leads becoming customers, decisions, themes. A big visual room where we could see everything at once. And it served us well. This is not a...
Your Status Report Is Green Because Everyone Is Scared
I have sat in the meeting where everything was green until the week it was red.
You probably have too. The project status had been healthy for months. Green, green, green, in every report, every steering committee, every update to the peop...
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I’m Benjamin (but you can call me Benji). I’m a Software Engineer, Professional Kanban Trainer, and Scrum Master.
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