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Inspect and Adapt — 70 episodes

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#70 Setting a Context

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#69 Intellectual Property

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#68 Four Types of Scrum Work

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#67 Measurement Theory

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#66 The Sunk Cost Fallacy

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#65 Estimating the Unknown

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#64 Design by Contract

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#63 Acceptance Criteria

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#62 Risk Management

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#61 Scaling Patterns

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#60 The F Word in Software

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#59 Total Project Quality

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#58 Team Organization

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#57 Risk-Based Testing

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#56 Product Visions to Product Roadmaps

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#55 Practitioner Quizzes Construx - Session 1

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#54 Stories from a Long Career

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#53 Cynefin Framework

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#52 The Triad

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#51 Professional Development 2024

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#50 Staffing the Product Owner

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#49 The New

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#48 Cone of Uncertainty

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#47 Retrospectives

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#46 Reverse Agile Scaling

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#45 Value Identification

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#44 Bringing it All Together – the Successful Leadership of Hardware/Software Teams

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#43 Project Managers 2023

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#42 Splitting User Stories

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#41 Special Guest: John Belbute, Engineering Metrics

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#40 Waterfall vs. Agile 2023

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#39 Product Owner vs. Product Manager

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#38 The Engineering Manager in Agile

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#37 2022 Disaster Stories and Improvement Ideas

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#36 Right-Sizing Software Process: Going Meta

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#35 Individual Estimation

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#34 Backlog Refinement

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#33 How Much Testing Is Enough?

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#32 Leadership for Women in Software

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#31 The Daily

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#30 Scaling Agile: Three Agile Scaling Frameworks and Six Scaling Recommendations

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#29 Twenty Years Is Enough! It’s Time to Update the Agile Principles and Values

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#28 Six Ways to Decrease Stress in Development Partnerships

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#27 More Effective Kanban, Part 3: Kanban for Portfolios and Programs

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#26 Software Estimation Lessons Learned from Covid-19 Forecasting

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#25 Crafting Software, Part 1: Beers to Pair with Requirements, Design, & Estimation

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#24 More Effective Kanban, Part 2: Operating and Optimizing Your Kanban System

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#23 Exploring Metrics: Using Landing Zones to Define and Guide Success

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#22 More Effective Agile, Part 9: Focus on Throughput, Not Activity; Plan Based on Measured Team Capacity; Decriminalize Mistakes

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#21 More Effective Agile, Part 8: Express Clear Purpose with Commander’s Intent; Model Key Agile Behaviors; Manage to Outcomes, Not Details

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#20 More Effective Agile, Part 7: Create and Use a Definition of Done; Maintain a Releasable Level of Quality; Use Automated Tests, Created by the Development Team

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#19 More Effective Kanban, Part 1: Five Misconceptions About Kanban

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#18 More Effective Agile, Part 6: Refine the Product Backlog, Create and Use a Definition of Ready, Minimize the Defect Detection Gap

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#17 Exploring Metrics: Cultural Issues, Metrics vs. Indicators, Launching a Program, and Controlling Costs/Time

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#16 Preproject Planning: Lowering Inherent Uncertainty on Large Work Efforts

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#15 Construx Services: What Are Organizational Assessments?

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#14 WFH in the Age of Coronavirus: Lessons for Today and Tomorrow

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#13 More Effective Agile, Part 5: Manage Technical Debt, Support Large Agile Projects Through Architecture, Automate Repetitive Activities

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#12 More Effective Agile, Part 4: Keep Projects Small, Keep Sprints Short, Deliver in Vertical Slices

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#11 New to Scrum? From Individuals to Team, the Persistent Role of Design, and Staffing Scrum Roles

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#10 More Effective Agile, Part 3: Tighten Feedback Loops; Fix the System, Not the Individual; Increase Team Capacity by Building Individual Capacity

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#9 More Effective Agile, Part 2: Motivate Teams Through Autonomy, Mastery, and Purpose; Develop a Growth Mindset; Develop Business Focus

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#8 Scaling Agile: The Importance of Batch Size, Using Backfilling to Clarify Direction, and the Key to Collaboration

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#7 Special Guest Jeff Atwood, Part 2: Jeff and Steve on Effective Software Development Process

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#6 Special Guest Jeff Atwood, Part 1: Jeff and Steve on Effective Software Development Process

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#5 Design Patterns: What's Their Connection to Fundamental Design Principles?

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#4 More Effective Agile, Part 1: Inspect and Adapt, Start with Scrum, Build Cross-Functional Teams, Integrate Testers into the Development Teams

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#3 Developer Testing: The Legacy Code Dilemma, Modified Condition Decision Coverage, and Pairwise Testing

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#2 Getting Unstuck: Addressing Struggling Scrum Adoptions, Responding to the Agile Test, and Properly Sizing Backlog Items

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#1 Our Inaugural Episode: Gradients of Agreement, Forms of Waste, Real Kanban Boards, and Longer-Term Scrum Planning