Category Archives: retroflection

A View on Tribes

Posted on January 10, 2011 by mikesutton

This blog has been a long time coming and would have been abandoned in my archives, were it not for the prompting of one John Nolan (@johnsnolan) About a year ago at Agile 2009, some amazing people claimed me into … more →

Posted in Agile Community, blog, human rights, other stuff, retroflection | 2 Comments

The trouble with profit

Posted on March 27, 2010 by mikesutton

Profit is a funny thing. I mean financial profit by the way, any other kind of profit is just a play on words. So just to be clear, profit is what created when you sell something for more than you … more →

Posted in humanity, retroflection | 4 Comments

Agile Retroflection of the Day

Posted on January 3, 2010 by mikesutton

In the fresh new series ‘Agile Reflection of the Day‘, inspired by the inspirational Yves Hanoulle, I ponder ‘Who is your hero, and what would he/she say/do if he was on your project today?‘. The one figure that stands out … more →

Posted in agile, Agile Coaching, improvement, retroflection | Tagged Agile Coaching, retrospectives | 1 Comment