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The Flakes You Never Notice At a party a few years ago, someone told me they were going to introduce me to a friend of theirs who ran a studio.
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The Rung You Think You’re Standing On Back in November 2014, after a week of deliberate practise at Agile Testing Days in Berlin, I set out a hierarchy of listening states: Fake Listening, Listening to Reply, Active Listening, and what I called NVC Listen…
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Who Writes This Shit?
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Personality Issues Two of your engineers cannot work together.
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Nobody Remembers Why What Derek Parfit Knew About Your Organisation Corporate speech has a strange grammar.
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Evangelism Is Violence A colleague of mine adopted a note-taking system a couple of years ago.
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AI Amplifies Your Discipline (Or More Often the Lack of It) Following on from my previous post (Marshall, 2026).
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Truly Modern Software Engineering Means Not Focusing on Software, and Not Calling It Engineering Nobody that has ever asked me how to build great software has been pleased with the answer.
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How Educated Are You?
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From Shepherds to Therapists: A Digest of Posts 171 Through 180 This is the eighteenth in a series of digests, each covering ten posts from this blog, in chronological order.
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The Cost of Seeing It Coming Every disaster has a paper trail.
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From Voltage to Vantage: A Digest of Posts 161 Through 170 This is the seventeenth in a series of digests, each covering ten posts from this blog, in chronological order.
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Who Changes the Paradigm?
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Assumptions Don’t Need Believers Collective assumptions and beliefs in tech businesses, seen through the people who studied them.
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From Feedback to Jugglers: A Digest of Posts 151 Through 160 This is the sixteenth in a series of digests, each covering ten posts from this blog, in chronological order.
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Let’s NOT Improve Philip Crosby’s Case Against Continuous Improvement, and Tom Gilb’s Answer to It Walk into almost any organisation and you will find the machinery of improvement humming along quietly in the background: retrospectives, kaizen boards, imp…
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The Misplaced Pride of the Scrum Master Everybody claps for the Scrum Master — the Scrum Master most of all.
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Everyone’s Diagnosing.
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People Just Do Not See the Systems They’re Trapped Within Every home has a smell.
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From Cars to Giraffes: A Digest of Posts 141 Through 150 This is the fifteenth in a series of digests, each covering ten posts from this blog, in chronological order.