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Topic	Are there any scrum masters here?
Judgmenl 03/28/23 10:08:21 PM #30:	ReturnOfFa posted... AKA weekly meetings that incorporate a review of the prior week and planning for the next week. Instead of telling people to be 'iterative', how about 'consistent'? We're going to review everything in our meeting that we typically do. Yes, iteration is important. Layering on managerial speak to your staff, I'd argue less so. Iteration is a very important principal to software design. You do not want to write software that can not easily be replaced. I know a lot of older engineers that really struggle with this concept and get stuck in old 90s mindsets even when they hear words like agile. Clench281 posted... these job titles keep getting weirder Been a formal job title for decades but ok? The wikipedia page for Software Architect started in 2005. I don't know what you would call someone in a position above Principal. Literally the person on the team who architects the software. --- Whenever someone sings fansa and they don't input their name instead of mona at the mona-beam part I'm like "Are you even a real aidoru?". <cite>Judgmenl posted [p:972482129] in Are there ... [t:80392741]...</cite> <quote>ReturnOfFa posted... </cite><quote>AKA weekly meetings that incorporate a review of the prior week and planning for the next week. Instead of telling people to be 'iterative', how about 'consistent'? We're going to review everything in our meeting that we typically do. Yes, iteration is important. Layering on managerial speak to your staff, I'd argue less so.</quote>Iteration is a very important principal to software design. You do not want to write software that can not easily be replaced. I know a lot of older engineers that really struggle with this concept and get stuck in old 90s mindsets even when they hear words like agile.Clench281 posted... </cite><quote>these job titles keep getting weirder</quote>Been a formal job title for decades but ok? The wikipedia page for Software Architect started in 2005. I don't know what you would call someone in a position above Principal. Literally the person on the team who architects the software. --- Whenever someone sings fansa and they don't input their name instead of mona at the mona-beam part I'm like "Are you even a real aidoru?".</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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