teams
5 entries
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If Your Meeting Needs People From Five Teams, Something's Broken
When delivering one idea requires five teams in a room, that's not a planning problem — it's a structural one. On value streams and why cross-functional engineering teams are only halfway to the goal.
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Folding the Laundry: A Kanban Story
Kanban explained through household laundry: visualise the work, cap what's in progress, and deliver in small finished batches. Simple rules that apply equally to software delivery and a pile of clean clothes on the spare-room bed.
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From Drift to Drive: Helping Teams Move Towards Strategic Outcomes
Teams rarely drift because they're lazy. They drift because no one's holding the map up anymore.
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What's on Your Team's Plate?
Why quick fixes feel good, but lasting health takes patience
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The Case for Slow Thinking in Engineering Teams
Engineering teams rush to close decisions and the fastest voice usually wins. The seven-second rule, System 1 vs System 2 thinking, and why slow deliberation paired with fast AI is a more powerful combination than either alone.