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English Product/Design Software Engineering Leadership

We have been working in the “What comes after” for as long as I can remember because 1. it’s obvious1 2. you need to be ruthless about anything that does not add value.

Join us on the other side if you dare.

https://death-of-scrum.net/#after

  1. It just takes some thinking from first principles. Most of these things did not have names and I didn’t know the Reinertsen book existed until we had figured out most of it ourselves. ↩︎

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