Posts Tagged: Humour
Hahaha, our team is great!
(image by Jitendr) I’ve always been a big fan of humour. From subtle to absurd, I can appreciate it all. Laughter makes life more enjoyable. This is something I come to realize more often as I grow older. Off course
Hahaha, our team is great!
(image by Jitendr) I’ve always been a big fan of humour. From subtle to absurd, I can appreciate it all. Laughter makes life more enjoyable. This is something I come to realize more often as I grow older. Off course
Scrum Gathering Munich – Social Objects in Agile Teams
Dilbert Considered Harmful? Social objects in Agile Teams This session by David Harvey was part of the O (Other/Miscellaneous) track. It is built around the idea that certain social objects in teams and workplaces can be caused by underlying issues.
Scrum Gathering Munich – Social Objects in Agile Teams
Dilbert Considered Harmful? Social objects in Agile Teams This session by David Harvey was part of the O (Other/Miscellaneous) track. It is built around the idea that certain social objects in teams and workplaces can be caused by underlying issues.
April fool’s
I stumbled upon this great april fool’s joke by Scott Ambler. It’s a parody on the whole scrum alliance commerce and makes you think about the value of the scrum master certification. Related posts: Learning agile by practice
April fool’s
I stumbled upon this great april fool’s joke by Scott Ambler. It’s a parody on the whole scrum alliance commerce and makes you think about the value of the scrum master certification. Related posts: Learning agile by practice
Who’s to blame?
When administering my wordpress blog, I got a crash with the following error message: This looks like a dev joke that hasn’t been replaced before going to production. Or is this a standard wordpress error message? In that
Who’s to blame?
When administering my wordpress blog, I got a crash with the following error message: This looks like a dev joke that hasn’t been replaced before going to production. Or is this a standard wordpress error message? In that
Didn’t see it coming
When reading through all those blogpost about agile, it is great to stumble upon a post that is completely off-topic. This is a link to a funny (fictional?) story that I read on Alistair Cockburn’s blog: The parking ticket
Didn’t see it coming
When reading through all those blogpost about agile, it is great to stumble upon a post that is completely off-topic. This is a link to a funny (fictional?) story that I read on Alistair Cockburn’s blog: The parking ticket
