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[?]Thomas ◉ no status reports » 🌐
@nobsagile@mastodon.social

I didn‘t Write the Work-Feedback Loop with in mind but to explain the fundamentals of Systems. But time and again I see that it can explain why AI often fails: The Loop is not closed, Systems miss the Feedback Part… no-bullshit-agile.com/wfl/

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    [?]Thomas ◉ no status reports » 🌐
    @nobsagile@mastodon.social

    Do you agree with me when I say that agile work is primarily about being a learning organization? What do I mean by that? Organizations are forced to learn effectively and reliably when they operate in a complex environment. This learning can only take place if real-world feedback has a direct and immediate impact on the next step in development. That’s what I call learning. BTW: that’s why the use of AI often isn’t successful. People forget that feedback must have an impact.

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      [?]Scott M. Graffius » 🌐
      @scottgraffius@mastodon.social

      Johns Hopkins University includes my "Phases of Team Development" material on teamwork tradecraft in its curriculum. Incredibly honored.

      Explore the full story:
      doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.35998.

      2026 edition of my work:
      doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.18184.

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        [?]Retro Point » 🌐
        @retropoint@mastodon.moscow

        🎉 В RetroPoint появился модуль 1‑2‑1

        От ретро — к управлению командой.

        У тимлида в профиле теперь есть личная комната с каждым участником: общая повестка с авторством пунктов, действия с дедлайнами и привязкой к Key Results, лента обратной связи и приватные заметки только для руководителя. Всё в одном продукте — не нужно собирать связку из 5 разных сервисов.

        Что внутри:
        📅 Встречи с .ics-приглашением в календарь
        📝 WYSIWYG-заметки и повестка от обоих участников
        ✅ Action items на уровне комнаты с фильтрами
        💬 Обратная связь по типу praise / development / observation
        🔒 Приватные заметки тимлида (видны только вам)
        🎖️ Каталог из 30 бейджей признания — от «Шерлока Холмса» до «Древня»
        📤 Экспорт всей истории в Markdown и PDF

        Подключается пакетом «1‑2‑1 для команды» — 199 ₽/мес или 1 990 ₽/год — на тарифах «Команда», «Направление» и «Бизнес».

        Как начать: профиль → команды → вкладка «1‑2‑1».

        Подробности — в анонсе на retropoint.ru/news/one-on-one- 👉

        @rf @Russia@3zi.ru @russia@lemmy.ml @russian_mastodon

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          [?]Clare Sudbery » 🌐
          @claresudbery@mastodon.social

          Is your team working at maximum speed but struggling to deliver? Join us at @SoCraTes_UK Training Day (June 18th near London) to meet @tottinge for his session on Value Stream Mapping. 📊

          Learn to identify hidden waste and "10x" your delivery WITHOUT working harder, by adopting lean practices for agile development. 🚀

          🎟️ Info: socratesuk.org/training_day.ht

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            [?]SoCraTes UK » 🌐
            @SoCraTes_UK@discuss.systems

            Is your team working at maximum speed but struggling to deliver? Join us at @SoCraTes_UK Training Day (June 18th near London) to meet @tottinge for his session on Value Stream Mapping. 📊

            Learn to identify hidden waste and "10x" your delivery WITHOUT working harder, by adopting lean practices for agile development. 🚀

            🎟️ Info: socratesuk.org/training_day.ht

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            Tim Ottinger headshot (on a boat, with water and bridge in background).

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              [?]KillBait News » 🤖 🌐
              @killbait@mastodon.world

              Fidelity Restructures Teams to Focus on Larger, Faster-Moving Groups

              📰 Original title: Does Fidelity's Reorganization Signal the Beginning of the End for 'Small-Team Agile'?

              🤖 IA: It's clickbait ⚠️
              👥 Usuarios: It's clickbait ⚠️

              View full AI summary: killbait.com/en/fidelity-restr

              ...

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                [?]Thomas ◉ no status reports » 🌐
                @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                What's the biggest topic in your right now? For us it's achieving a smoother . That means smaller , which requires more modular , which requires better . Everything's connected, but I'm convinced it pays off. It's a journey :)

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                  [?]Dr. Peter Ranzinger » 🌐
                  @DrRanzinger@mastodon.social

                  With , the number of possible could-dos has exploded. The bottleneck is no longer ideas — it’s execution.

                  has a radical answer: implement all of them.

                  Impossible? Not with . Why limit yourself to one productive self when your brain can host an entire parallelized organization?

                  One personality strategizes, one codes, one tests, one ships.
                  Infinite throughput powered by . 🧀🚀

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                    [?]Roberto Hortal » 🌐
                    @rhortal@mastodon.social

                    As AI slashes the cost of building, product judgment becomes our true differentiator. Jeff Gothelf’s latest rubric offers a brilliant way to quantify and teach the "taste" required to ship the right things. Assess your team's decision-making maturity here: jeffgothelf.com/blog/you-can-q

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                      [?]ralf warümme tauscher » 🌐
                      @derralf@friends.librescrum.org

                      @stereo @haufegroup @acccgn @micheal

                      it was a beautiful experience to learn from others and share from myself.

                      @luilegeant
                      @PaddyCorry @pedromosilva @SabineTerwelp @Tapir @DerGuteAlteHerrSchwarz @rueschen @gerhard

                      @agile

                      my very friendly and happy looking agile / scrum / okr colleagues at the agile coach camp cologne

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                        [?]SCRUMschau » 🌐
                        @scrumschau@mastodon.social

                        Die KI-Ausgabenfalle: Warum Adoption schneller gelingt als belastbare Ergebnisse (von Stefan Wolpers)

                        Was der Agile-Hype und KI-Hype gemeinsam haben.

                        scrum.org/resources/blog/die-k

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                        [?]Alvin Ashcraft 🐿️ » 🌐
                        @alvinashcraft@hachyderm.io

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                        [?]Habr » 🤖 🌐
                        @habr@zhub.link

                        Как устроена разработка ПО: разбираем Waterfall и Agile

                        Почему Agile‑команды скатываются в неконтролируемый хаос, а проекты на Waterfall годами пилят никому не нужный продукт? Спойлер: проблема не в методологиях, а в нас самих. Вы узнаете, как сильные команды совмещают лучшие практики обоих миров, почему Contract‑First и Trunk‑based Development спасают даже в Agile.

                        habr.com/ru/companies/otus/art

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                        [?]Craig Nicol » 🌐
                        @craignicol.wordpress.com@craignicol.wordpress.com

                        customer collaboration over contract negotiation;

                        No great software was written without collaboration. And the best collaboration is always as close to the end user as possible.

                        But contracts are your safety net, especially in consulting. They’re your agreement up front of “this far, but no further”. Money is the engine of trade, but contracts are the heart of capitalism. They define your scope, your compensation and your boundaries. Without them, the loudest voice will always win.

                        Contracts protect you, but don’t let them smother you. They’re the foundation and the backstop to the project. They should never be the start of a discussion, but they can be a very useful end to one where customer collaboration becomes scope creep, taking advantage, or communication fails. It protects people from power.

                        Negotiate your contract carefully, but always start your conversations in the spirit of collaboration.

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                          [?]Trond Hjorteland » 🌐
                          @trondhjort@hachyderm.io

                          Organisational Dysfunction of the Day

                          The error factory

                          Context: Something goes wrong. A post-mortem is held, a root cause is identified, and a fix is put in place. A few months later, the same thing goes wrong again, in a slightly different form. The organisation responds with more process, more checklists, more training. The error rate stays stubbornly high. Leadership concludes that people are not following the processes correctly, so more oversight is added. The errors continue. Nobody questions whether the structure itself might be amplifying the mistakes rather than catching them.

                          OST explains: The research is mathematically precise on this. In a DP1 (bureaucratic) structure, if five people each make sound judgements eight times out of ten, the probability they give you correct unanimous advice is only one in three. The more you control through hierarchy, the deeper you move into error. In a DP2 structure with the same five people and the same fallibility, wrong unanimous advice occurs only three times in ten thousand. In DP1, errors get amplified because asymmetry and competition mean people filter information to serve their own position rather than the truth. In DP2, the same errors become learning opportunities because everyone has shared responsibility, and it is in nobody's interest to hide a mistake. The diagnosis of inadequate training and the prescription of more training will not reliably reduce error rates; that requires attention to the underlying structural cause.

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                            [?]Sebastian :mastoprincess: » 🌐
                            @seppini@social.tchncs.de

                            wurde erfunden, um Mitarbeitenden besser zu kontrollieren und Micromanagement betreiben zu können. Das "eigenverantwortliche" und "keine hierarchien" ist nur Marketing um es an Angestellte besser verkaufen zu können, durch den dann folgenden nie endenden Strom der selbstorganisation und Micromanagement wird das Gehirn weich gekocht und Angestellte gefügig gemacht, seelenlos alles abzuarbeiten was als Ticket reinfliegt. Die ganzen rituale des einstellens der Stadien in den Tickets dient auch nur einem, Kontrolle und Überwachung, doch das perverseste tool ist das der Einschätzung, wie lange eins an einer Aufgabe sitzen wird, es dient einzig und alleine der Ausbeutung, Mitarbeitende die versuchen ihre Aufgaben in Schwierigkeit und Dauer einzusortieren, ohne vorher wirklich zu wissen...

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                              [?]Roberto Hortal » 🌐
                              @rhortal@mastodon.social

                              Building fast is a trap if you lack market alignment. Speed without a clear buyer just creates "product slop." As leaders, we must ensure GTM ownership happens at ideation, not launch. Don't let AI-driven velocity bypass the "who buys this" question. insideproductorg.substack.com/

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                                [?]Roberto Hortal » 🌐
                                @rhortal@mastodon.social

                                Stop treating delivery like a one-off project. Funding durable teams instead of projects reduces waste and lets you pivot based on real feedback. This framework for value streams is a game changer for senior leaders seeking agility.

                                See how to shift the model: liminalarc.co/2026/04/dont-fun

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                                  [?]Thomas ◉ no status reports » 🌐
                                  @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                                  Product Feedback looses value over time. The value decays. What is your Feedback Response Time?

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                                    [?]Thomas ◉ no status reports » 🌐
                                    @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                                    Is your strategy connected to production?

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                                      [?]InfoQ » 🌐
                                      @infoq@techhub.social

                                      In tech, we know how to scale systems. But scaling humans? Well … that’s another story.

                                      Even with the right tools and processes, technical teams often struggle to scale behaviorally & culturally.

                                      In this video, Charlotte de Jong Schouwenburg explores why behavioral and cultural scaling is harder than technical scaling - and what leaders and teams can do about it.

                                      🎬 Watch now: bit.ly/4uw8ctk

                                      📄 included

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                                        [?]Thomas ◉ no status reports » 🌐
                                        @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                                        How fast can you reallocate budget based on signals you get from the real world?

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                                          [?]Trond Hjorteland » 🌐
                                          @trondhjort@hachyderm.io

                                          Organisational Dysfunction of the Day

                                          Fixing people

                                          Context: "No matter how it looks at first, it's always a people problem." Gerald Weinberg's Second Law of Consulting is good advice. It is a reminder that the human dimension is always present, that purely technical diagnoses miss something essential, and that the people involved always matter. Most managers and HR professionals would recognise themselves in it. Someone on the team is struggling. Maybe they are disengaged, not delivering, clashing with colleagues, or just not showing up in the way they used to. The organisation's response is to fix the person: a performance improvement plan, a coaching programme, a personality assessment, or a quiet word from HR. Sometimes it works for a while. But the same problems keep reappearing, often with different people in the same role. The carousel of interventions never quite stops.

                                          OST explains: Weinberg is right that it is always a people problem; people's experience, motivation, and well-being are always at stake. OST does not disagree; it adds the next step. When the same dysfunction shows up repeatedly across different people in the same role, the problem is not those individuals; it is what the system does to whoever occupies that position. DP1 structures (manager-led), with their competition for recognition and dependency on management for decisions, produce exactly the disengagement and avoidance that organisations then try to coach out of people. Fixing the individual while leaving the structure intact contains a deep paradox: elevating the individual as the problem, isolated from the structure shaping their behaviour, goes beyond blaming the victim; it creates them. So yes, it is always a people problem. The question OST asks is: what is the structure doing to the people?

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                                            [?]Thomas ◉ no status reports » 🌐
                                            @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                                            What's your latency?

                                            Work-Feedback Loop Protocol

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                                              [?]Agile ♻️ Agilist.in » 🌐
                                              @agile@mastodon.online

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                                              [?]Johanna Rothman » 🌐
                                              @johannarothman@mastodon.sdf.org

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                                              [?]Pirate Bear » 🌐
                                              @ewisniowski@mastodon.sdf.org

                                              In a PI planning meeting working on story dependencies and I just want to shout into the void

                                              🏴‍☠️🐻

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                                                [?]Habr » 🤖 🌐
                                                @habr@zhub.link

                                                Меньше ручного кода и в 1,5 раза больше закрытых story points: наш опыт внедрения ИИ в разработку

                                                Если вам обещают, что ИИ ускорит разработку в 5 раз — скорее всего, вам пытаются что-то продать. Особенно если «волшебство» сводится к установке плагина в IDE. Меня зовут Алиса Герасимова, я руковожу отделом функционального тестирования в центре разработки и машинного обучения «Инфосистемы Джет». В статье расскажу, как ИИ ускорил одну из наших команд разработки, но с цифрами из реального мира. Поговорим про метрики, разграничение ролей между человеком и ИИ, а также честно покажем, где машина больше мешает. Статья будет полезна тимлидам, скрам-мастерам и всем, кто устал от маркетинговых метрик без контекста.

                                                habr.com/ru/companies/jetinfos

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                                                [?]Agile ♻️ Agilist.in » 🌐
                                                @agile@mastodon.online

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                                                [?]Thomas ◉ no status reports » 🌐
                                                @nobsagile@mastodon.social

                                                It’s always interesting to talk with others about what you can measure in agile teams and what actually makes sense! For example, I’m a fan of cycle time and opposed to velocity (especially when it’s used across team boundaries).

                                                Cycle time is a nice, simple empirical metric. Velocity is based on gut feeling.

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                                                  [?]Habr » 🤖 🌐
                                                  @habr@zhub.link

                                                  Коэффициент токсичности задачи: как одна метрика снизила текучку в команде до 10%

                                                  Из моего отдела ушел ключевой специалист. Унес три года контекста. Я начал разбираться и обнаружил, что инструментов для измерения человеческой стоимости задачи не существует. Пришлось делать свой. Через полгода текучесть в команде упала до 10%.

                                                  habr.com/ru/articles/1032000/

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                                                    [?]Trond Hjorteland » 🌐
                                                    @trondhjort@hachyderm.io

                                                    Organisational Dysfunction of the Day

                                                    Deploying AI into a broken system

                                                    Context: The organisation is deploying AI: copilots, automated pipelines, intelligent triage, and decision support. The pilots look promising; the broader rollout is patchy, with some people embracing the tools and others routing around them. A few raise concerns about deskilling, about oversight, about what happens when the AI gets it wrong. Leadership frames this as change resistance. The change management programme is expanded. Meanwhile, the tools are also being used to monitor output, flag underperformance, and justify headcount decisions. The people who were concerned start to understand why they were concerned.

                                                    OST explains: This pattern is not new. Sociotechnical systems research emerged in the 1950s precisely because organisations kept introducing new technology with enormous focus on technical capability and almost no attention to the social system. The result was that technology failed to deliver its potential, workers became alienated, and productivity gains were short-lived. The core insight applies directly to AI: you will not get the benefit by optimising the technical system alone. In DP1, the manager-led structure, people are defined by the task they perform. One person, one job, one replaceable part, so when the task can be automated, the person becomes redundant by the organisation's own logic. In DP2, the group owns the whole task, and each person brings judgment, context, and adaptability that no tool replicates; AI becomes an extension of the group's capability rather than a replacement of it. In a DP1 structure, AI is almost inevitably used as a tool of control, monitoring output, flagging underperformance, and surveilling the parts. We are in the middle of the fourth industrial revolution and making exactly the same mistake as the third.

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                                                      [?]Habr » 🤖 🌐
                                                      @habr@zhub.link

                                                      Культура инженерии: Почему главные инсайты рождаются не на сцене, а в метро и барах

                                                      Я долго думал, что главное в IT — это спринты, доски задач и код без лишних встреч. Но после Techday 2026 понял: настоящие решения рождаются не в Jira, а в кулуарах, в метро и за кофе. Делюсь своим опытом — как офлайн-мероприятия меняют связи между командами и экономят энергию Забрать опыт

                                                      habr.com/ru/companies/astralin

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                                                        [?]Habr » 🤖 🌐
                                                        @habr@zhub.link

                                                        Знакомство с командой операционной эффективности

                                                        В техническом департаменте Иви есть отдел, который почти не пишет код. В этом интервью Мария Князева, руководитель отдела операционной эффективности, поделилась, как создавать такие процессы и инструменты, при которых сотрудникам комфортно и интересно работать, есть место творчеству и инициативе, а производительность только растет.

                                                        habr.com/ru/companies/ivi/arti

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                                                          [?]Roberto Hortal » 🌐
                                                          @rhortal@mastodon.social

                                                          AI agents aren't "set and forget"—they degrade. Lisa Crispin’s look at the DORA AI model highlights why agentic QE demands more human parity, not less. See how to secure your GenAI journey and why pairing remains our best defence: lisacrispin.com/2026/04/20/ai-

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                                                            [?]Roberto Hortal » 🌐
                                                            @rhortal@mastodon.social

                                                            Confidence is dangerous when it feels like clarity. Experienced leaders often stop looking for disconfirming evidence once a strategy "looks right". We must move from cultural aspirations to procedural safeguards. Build systems where skepticism isn't optional.

                                                            mikefisher.substack.com/p/red-

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