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Planned Attention

Mike Veerman

There's more to building software than just looking at the next sprint. There's more to planning than vague estimates. Your stakeholders want to know when that feature will be ready. They look at you to create an actionable roadmap.

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  • Mike Veerman

    I'm a Belgian techie obsessed with software delivery. I help scale-ups reach reliable software delivery and long-term planning through pragmatic choices and focus. I write at https://mikeveerman.be and https://mikeveerman.substack.com/

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