“The SAFe Paradox” by Sjoerd Nijland link.medium.com/aDbp4xaS2Ab

When life gives you lemons, write better error messages by Jenni Nadler wix-ux.com/when-life-give…

Time to revisit The waterfall song 😍😅link.medium.com/LtqXPNJk4Bb

This prompt turns ChatGPT into AutoGPT. No plugin needed. The ultimate assistant is here (a true gem)🧵:

New article. Executives want culture change while keeping the existing power dynamics that actually generate culture unchanged. In other words, they want culture change for free. It doesn't work that way. charleslambdin.com/2023/08/15/cul…

We create process to document the best way of doing things. But when we get stressed out or too busy, the first thing to go is process. Surely we want to work in the most effective way when workload increases? Is our process not the best way after all? 🤔

Don't increase the complexity of your process, reduce the complexity of your problems.

Can I like this multiple times?

As a follow-up from my Laws of Documentation from 2018, I just published Sigberg’s Four Laws of Alignment! 😇 link.medium.com/GPuX4kPTOCb

We're stoked to share that we will soon release an exclusive video interview with Christer Krogh of Velvet Recording! We talk about the studio, passion for music, his love for analog, about changing people's lives with music - and of course, about sound and about Sigberg Audio!😍

I’m on a mission to get you to read more fiction. Here are 10 of my favorite ideas – all from fiction: 1. Frank Herbert, Dune

“Nothing happens when you make someone responsible, except that it enables you to assign blame, create shame and erode trust. Your problem is still a problem, and you’ve now made it more difficult to fix.” — Thorbjørn Sigberg link.medium.com/8sQJqBhJLEb

Turn doodles into real code People are going nuts over this latest app 10 examples below...

Stop spending precious time on “good ideas” that will never be built — here is an effective process to help you spend just the right amount of time on the stuff that will! link.medium.com/H7kmfGVayFb

“I haven’t done much reading about burnout, because I have been too busy.” — Polly McEldowney link.medium.com/LPML1DOoXHb

Ways of Working is highly contextual. Whatever you've seen that worked well, may not work elsewhere. If you have however seen something elsewhere that DIDN'T work, bring that experience with you. It probably won't be a good idea anywhere else either.

“There’s a magic trick hidden in plain sight in all organizations. It will allow you to deliver sooner without working harder or faster.” — Thorbjørn Sigberg link.medium.com/dgPDsfjwfIb

“Multitasking is a great way of doing twice as much as you should, half as well as you could” — Thorbjørn Sigberg link.medium.com/6FY6PRfUkKb

Semi-regular reminder to read Sigberg’s six laws of documentation link.medium.com/MibBMjaCtPb 😅