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5 Key Goal Setting Exercises for High-Performing Engineering Teams (from Google, LinkedIn, DropBox, and more)

Planio

Urwick in the 1964 issue of Harvard Business Review. Well, because despite all our technological and societal advances, we still seem to be struggling with this exact issue. But for technical teams? Setting proper goals for your technical team doesn’t just keep your team and devs aligned with company goals.

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Escaping the Feature Factory

Scrum.org

Overemphasis on Utilization : Prioritizing keeping teams busy with feature work over allowing time for creativity, exploration, and addressing technical debt also contributes to a feature factory environment. Present a case to management on how these metrics correlate with business success.

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Improving Private Equity Outcomes using Agility / Evidence-based Operating Systems

Scrum.org

When you look deeper, you see them struggling to cope with growing technical complexity, coordination costs across teams, and leadership bottlenecks. You might also call these OKRs, Distributed Leadership, Nimble, DevOps, Lean Startup, or Scrum. . These opportunities are identified and validated via a Due Diligence (DD) process.

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Scrum Anti-Patterns GPT

Scrum.org

These anti-patterns can emerge due to a variety of reasons, such as resistance to change, lack of understanding of Scrum principles, or misalignment of organizational practices with Scrum values.

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70 Scrum Master Theses

Scrum.org

On the one side, they address typical Scrum events such as Sprint Planning, Sprint Review, and the Sprint Retrospective. Keeping technical debt at bay. A good Scrum Team pays attention to the preservation of an application’s technical health to ensure the Scrum Team is ready to actually pursue an opportunity in the market.

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10 Career-Limiting Mistakes To Avoid

Rebel’s Guide to PM

However, you should also make it clear that this is not your project anymore and they are responsible, otherwise they’ll lean on you for a long time. Most post-implementation reviews end up with a list of lessons captured. It just isn’t — my personal skills have developed as has my technical ability to do my job.

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10 Career-limiting mistakes to avoid

Rebel’s Guide to PM

Read next: My review of Who Gets Promoted, Who Doesn't and Why by Donald Asher. However, you should also make it clear that this is not your project anymore and they are responsible, otherwise they'll lean on you for a long time. Not doing lessons learned Most post-implementation reviews end up with a list of lessons captured.