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"Thanks for agreeing to meet on such short notice," said the well-dressed executive as we sat down in a pair of comfy leather sofa chairs at the local coffee shop with hot mugs of the local roast in … more
This morning I came across an article by Harvard Business School professor Chris Argyris, Teaching Smart People to Learn, over Twitter that describes the dilemma of defensive reasoning among … more
Note: This post is a work-in-progress; I expect to iterate over the design and wording of the misalignments to improve clarity and incorporate new ideas and information which may change some … more
Impatience asks for the impossible, wants to reach the goal without the means of getting there. - Hegel
InfoQ (a clearinghouse blog of current 'good ideas' in agile and software … more
In my recent posts I've been exploring the tensions and misalignments that occur when we confuse the way we work with the work we are doing. This is demonstrated when we try to apply a fixed, … more
