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Nice, I should rename my article too, I actually told the readers how to repay the technical debt, in time without full sprints refactorings. Basically including the time in the next tasks, like you said too.
There are many topics to talk about, including Efficiency vs Productivity, fixing issues is not always the same with writing code.
I would also include at "stop wasting time in meetings and stand-ups." most of the Scrum meetings, but that's a subject for an entire book.
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I read your linked article--very nice. I can tell you've been deep in the trenches and survived. I especially agree with your points about continuous small improvements and how long it takes to convert crappy code into less crappy code.
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Nice, I should rename my article too, I actually told the readers how to repay the technical debt, in time without full sprints refactorings. Basically including the time in the next tasks, like you said too.
There are many topics to talk about, including Efficiency vs Productivity, fixing issues is not always the same with writing code.
I would also include at "stop wasting time in meetings and stand-ups." most of the Scrum meetings, but that's a subject for an entire book.
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I read your linked article--very nice. I can tell you've been deep in the trenches and survived. I especially agree with your points about continuous small improvements and how long it takes to convert crappy code into less crappy code.