If prioritisation based on if item is 3 or 5 story points, might be focusing on wrong thing. #NoEsti… ^ Henri Karhatsu

Think of sprints like short races ran within a short period. From start to done. ^ Everet B. Taylor

Morning Tip! Prioritization is a crucial part of managing daily to dos and your roadmap. #agile ^ Product Manager Club

Transparency is key, but hard to consistently execute. Should be open to biz & onlookers. #agile ^ Steve Vento

"Responding to Change" is impossible unless code is easy: to change to maintain to fix to enhance. ^ Woody Zuill

Past results are no guarantee for future performance. #complexitytheory #agile #lean ^ Mikey Chik

So stop using misleading names then. :) Words have more power than you think they do. ^ Sergey Sobolev

Policies not fully implemented are as good as non-existent Don't blame others for your mistake #agil… ^ SMH Abdoli

Comparing bug fixing in production to firefighting = exaggeration. Firefighters actually have a proc… ^ @davidjbland

Self-censorship = step backwards! Ask even if stupid Try even if a mistake Learn & find the right… ^ SMH Abdoli

The efficient person gets the job done right. An effective person gets the right job done. #agile ^ Curt Frisbie

Clash always found in cross-functional team is btwn those who can live with uncertainty and those wh… ^ sparrk

You can do any thing but not every thing. #Agile #Leadership ^ James Saliba

"Working Software" is software that users are actually using. Until it's in use it is truly useless. ^ Woody Zuill

The change from manager to leader is a big psychological leap. ^ Matthew Hodgson

Why would we hire team members we don't trust? ^ Paul Sutton

Not rhetorical: Is cust. better served by on-time delivery w/many defects, or days late with almost … ^ Tim Ottinger

Conflict is the navigation of differences. Fighting is an attempt to injure. #agile #scrum #leadersh… ^ The McCarthy Show

80% of #agile teams release at least quarterly. ^ Scott W. Ambler

Code is written once, read many times, but executed every sec. Write code which executes perfectly. ^ @tkaczanowski