It’s time for the shiny that’s caught our eye this week:
- Interesting to see another publishing/lean startup post. @LeanBlog writes about applying Lean Startup to book publishing.
- Interesting take on finding the right champion in an organisation from @flinchbaugh – even if that means it’s not the CEO
- Don’t Be Fooled By Vanity Metrics on @TechCrunch
- “You Are Solving The Wrong Problem” – Another Boyd’s Law one by @dumontis
- Interesting take on hiring based on interest rather than credentials.
- Answering the loaded question via @ProjectRecovery
- Funny quote: “If you ain’t making waves, you ain’t kickin’ hard enough.” – Anonymous #startup #business #marketing via @TriKro
- Requirements driven development must die via @TriKro
- @kjscotland on InfoQ: Kanban System Design
- Bank of Australia using methods from software development for product development via @agilescout
- Interesting Pivot snippet. Agree with the overuse and misuse of pivot, and also agree with the ubiquitous language: @tobins: Look, @ericries I love #leanstartup but the overuse of the word #Pivot is getting nuts! Can we @pivot from the word @pivot? @tobins @ericries it’s true that pivot is often misused, but any word you use in it’s place will have the same fate. I will keep using pivot
- Via @clintonkeith – PMP in Games
- If it’s not a hit, switch
- Go Only As Fast As You Can Learn by @ashmaurya
