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Interesting Post… 7/26/2009 through 8/1/2009
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Interesting Post… 7/26/2009 through 8/1/2009
If any of you guys are following me on Twitter… one thing you’ll notice is that I forward along a lot of great agile content. I’ve got over 400 blogs that I track on a weekly basis… and while I clearly don’t read them all… I do scan them looking for things that might be of interest. When I come across something cool… and I think it will be of value to the community… I share it in Google Reader and the cloud does the rest.
The result is a Twitter update with a link to the blog post I just shared.
I thought it might be an neat experiment to do a Leading Agile article with all those “Interesting posts… ” aggregated into one place. I’ll give it a go for a week or two… see how big a pain it is to create (and how much I can automate)… listen for your feedback… and we’ll see where to go from there. So here it is… your first summary of all the “Interesting posts…” from the week. Let me know if you like it.
Interesting Posts from the week of 7/26/2009 through 8/1/2009
Interesting post… Power and influence http://bit.ly/4EhWNa
Interesting post… Structure and composition of agile teams http://bit.ly/IqV15
Interesting post… Connecting Agile Teams with the Business Strategy http://bit.ly/f3B4w
Interesting post… Funding Agile Projects http://bit.ly/Bnbjw
Interesting post… Software Engineering is Dead? http://bit.ly/zDWPv
Interesting post… Project Estimation http://bit.ly/36KgS
Interesting post… Kanban Features in VersionOne http://bit.ly/2xho2
Interesting post… DONE vs. Complete… http://bit.ly/20oVPl
Interesting post… Embrace technical debt http://bit.ly/18I66f
Interesting post… One impediment at a time http://bit.ly/5nJlf
Interesting post… UnTeams and Real Teams http://bit.ly/mvxPd
Interesting post… Post agile, one third of you will be gone… http://bit.ly/VucMW
Interesting post… Running for the Agile Alliance Board http://bit.ly/usPeW
Comments (2)
Kevin E. Schlabach
I'm one of your biggest fans… and I feel some pride when you Tweet something I have (whether it's because you saw it from me or we watch the same things, doesn't matter)… I'm actually learning how to do it better myself.
But having said that… I'm not sure this will work for blog format. The Twitter thing is about knowing where the crowd is forming and talking. Here, it just feels cluttered noisy, and aged… yesterday's information.
Try it out… I'm curious how others will feel about it.
Mike Cottmeyer
Thanks Kevin… as always… I appreciate the support, the kind words, and that you are willing to take a few minutes to post a comment.
I think I agree with you. The post was not very aesthetically appealing… and it is inarguably old content. I am interested to see what others have to say… creating the post was a pain… so if it doesn't add value… I'll stop it ;-)
It will always be a weekend post anyway… and I am not sure how many folks really pay attention on the weekends (at least based on subscriber counts and google analytics).
Mike