Comments for Constantly Changing http://aaron.sanders.name Mon, 13 Feb 2012 05:58:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Agile Team Members – Roles and Responsibilities by Aaron http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/constantly-changing-comments/~3/7VFmw1T4QvA/agile-team-members-roles-and-responsibilities Aaron Mon, 13 Feb 2012 05:58:12 +0000 http://aaron.sanders.name/?p=86#comment-1921 Hi Kerri, You're right, they're missing. I keep thinking I should write an updated version of this post. This comment is helping validate that thought. At the time we did not have an on-site customer, nor any business analysts. This was a write-up for a particular business unit at Yahoo! that I worked with. kindly, Aaron Hi Kerri,

You’re right, they’re missing. I keep thinking I should write an updated version of this post. This comment is helping validate that thought. At the time we did not have an on-site customer, nor any business analysts. This was a write-up for a particular business unit at Yahoo! that I worked with.

kindly,
Aaron

]]> http://aaron.sanders.name/agile-fashion/agile-team-members-roles-and-responsibilities#comment-1921 Comment on Agile Team Members – Roles and Responsibilities by Kerri http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/constantly-changing-comments/~3/s8l8N92GSKc/agile-team-members-roles-and-responsibilities Kerri Mon, 13 Feb 2012 03:42:22 +0000 http://aaron.sanders.name/?p=86#comment-1920 Where is the role of the Customer and where is your BA position? If you have made some assumptions about those roles, I can't find them above. But yet UED and Product Manager/Developer are positions. Strange. Where is the role of the Customer and where is your BA position? If you have made some assumptions about those roles, I can’t find them above. But yet UED and Product Manager/Developer are positions. Strange.

]]> http://aaron.sanders.name/agile-fashion/agile-team-members-roles-and-responsibilities#comment-1920 Comment on 12 Agile Adoption Failure Modes by Jean Tabaka by Adrian Tawse http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/constantly-changing-comments/~3/GcGlbGV7nt8/12-agile-adoption-failure-modes-by-jean-tabaka Adrian Tawse Thu, 02 Feb 2012 16:54:48 +0000 http://aaron.sanders.name/?p=384#comment-1690 In the end it is all down to people. Process is almost irrelevant, the right people in the right environment will create the right way of achieving the objective. The wrong people, or even the right people, but in the wrong evironment (being bossed by idiots) will achieve failure, and I have seen some of the most spectacular failures. In the end it is all down to people. Process is almost irrelevant, the right people in the right environment will create the right way of achieving the objective. The wrong people, or even the right people, but in the wrong evironment (being bossed by idiots) will achieve failure, and I have seen some of the most spectacular failures.

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