September 2022 – Coaching, Consulting, Training

Events in LeSS: Ideas, Tips & Tricks

September 29, 2022 by Gene

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LeSS with Gene and James: From Component Teams to Feature Teams

October 6, 2022September 28, 2022 by Gene

Two Certified LeSS Coaches and Trainers (Gene Gendel and James Carpenter) have exchanged the ideas on the subject “From Component Teams to Feature Teams: Slow Expansion vs. All At Once From Start”. The whole recording is about 15 minutes long. If you are interested in LeSS training with James and/or Gene, please bookmark this page. … Read more

LeSS Talks: Discontinuing Component Teams. Moving To C/F Feature Teams, with Leor Herzfeld

September 23, 2022September 22, 2022 by Gene

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Organizational Design and Product Centricity Offerings

September 9, 2022September 9, 2022 by Gene

Dealing with Spill-over Items September 3, 2024
Introduction Spill-over or carryover items are common in many teams. Unfortunately. Focusing on avoiding spill-over can have a positive impact on the team and team dynamics. This article provides insights into what spill-over is, why it’s important, how to prevent it, and what not to do to avoid it, along with strategies for measurement and […]
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The Rise Of The Product Developers - Part II, Critical Thinking July 20, 2023
In the first part of the Rise of Product Developers series, we explored how Product Developers focus on the domain and users’ problems to build a product. The true value developers bring lies in their critical assessment of what and how they’re building. This approach has always been essential, but it’s become more clear now […]
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The Rise Of The Product Developers - Part I, Beyond User Needs March 6, 2023
Inspired by my colleague Bas Vodde’s recent conference talk, I’m embarking on a series about The Rise of the Product Developers. This first piece will focus on how Product Developers can adopt a strategic approach to user requirements. Product Developers build products by understanding the domain and customer problems. Product Developers are not simply coders […]
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