I had made some small progress on the book, but was still finishing up other things. Keith and Dale are tracking their writing with spreadsheets. But if I miss mid-October because I'm not close, the mid-November date is quite risky. This is the response that I most commonly encounter when discussing the Kyoto Protocol with the average Brazilian businessman.
, but most of my time is available for writing the book.
"Yeah, but it won't be very much.
See all the photos here. If you're working in an agile lifecycle, your velocity will self-correct. I have blue stitches on the back of my head. Or people are underestimating what it will take to complete a story. And you can see all the pictures online.
Without the data, people will still push on them to attempt more than what they can do. They either have unfinished stories or accumulated technical debt. Finally, Wednesday I had cleared the entire day to work on the book.
But I encountered an unanticipated event. Have no idea why, just fell. "Because if they find it in this iteration, they want to add it to the next iteration, if not this iteration.
They either have unfinished stories or accumulated technical debt. Almost as much as childbirth. Mark tells me no one can see them because of my hair. Click here to read the story. They want us to do all that and all the new stuff.
To be honest, an afternoon of lost work is not the big a deal in the scheme of things. "Yeah, but it won't be very much.
You may have a problem with spawning requirements. And, because they're not collecting and displaying data, they have no way to explain this to the organization.
I have blue stitches on the back of my head. "Yeah, but it won't be very much. But this time I fell straight down.