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Agile 2017 – Michael Tardiff

Reading: Agile 2017 – Michael Tardiff

Michael J. Tardiff is a conference veteran with a lot to say about most things. Watch as Dave and Michael talk about topics such as: networking while at the conference, some of the latest mergers in the industry, the legitimacy of norms, and even the Mexican government. The topics are varied, but the message is consistent. The Agile world is changing but is that change for the better.

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Contacting Michael

 

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  1. Michael Tardiff
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    “The topics are varied, but the message is consistent.” Added, after a year’s reflection, to my list of favorite compliments-that-might-have-actually-been-meant-as-compliments-but-maybe-also-not. As you might imagine, I have a long list, but the favs are few.

    I still love this talk with you. And the last one. And the next one.

    + Michael

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