Inclusion and Party Games: The Surprisingly Easy Way to Understand Exclusion
2020 has been a year. If the year was a person, it would be Leeroy Jenkins. One of the most heartening things to come out…
2020 has been a year. If the year was a person, it would be Leeroy Jenkins. One of the most heartening things to come out…
Worker placement games, like Lords of Waterdeep, offer multiple paths to victory with options to gain victory points. Going all on one type however is…
Job hunting isn’t all that different from online dating. The excitement, dressing up to meet, awkward questions, rejections, and a whole lot of ghosting. On…
I have briefly touched on MVPs before when discussing the Agile Transformation and their importance to the overall success of an Agile undertakings. When building…
In a tangent from typical tabletop games, I want to talk about casino games – specifically slot machines. If you have spent any time with…
We spend an awful lot of time (and $$) in Corporate America on Meyers Briggs and other personality typing tools in an effort to better…
Prior to these “unprecedented times” the tech space and project work was becoming more and more distributed across the globe. By and large, we have…
So the leadership team is on board with the fundamentals, at least in theory. You look at your team, and muster up the courage to…
You’re a project sponsor and have owned a portfolio of work for years. You have a PMO staffed with certified PMPs. Waterfall is safe. It’s…
Closing a sprint, phase, or project includes a meeting where the team comes together to talk about what went well, what went poorly, and what…