Here’s a comms strategy that didn’t work for me: I signed up for a new tool and tried it out. Almost immediately after signing up (we’re talking a matter of minutes) I receive an email asking how I’m finding it. While it felt far too early to be asked for my views (I’d barely finished […]
Productivity tip: keep a Done list
If you’re anything like me, you probably have a bunch of to-do lists for all the things you do: blog post ideas and activities project to-do lists – writing content, coding, marketing household tasks – maybe a cleaning rota? financial and other personal affairs It can feel overwhelming to have so many things to do […]
The future of iTunes
Update, 4th June 2019: The BBC have confirmed this news. Notable: iTunes will remain unchanged on Windows platforms, and downloads will still be available in a sidebar on the Apple Music app for Macs. My original post follows. Last week I read a few articles about the alleged closure of iTunes, with the suggestion that […]
Subway map to Agile practices – and thoughts on not knowing everything
Over at Agile Alliance, there’s a great subway map that shows various aspects of Scrum, Lean, XP and others. Using Extreme Programming (XP) as an example, if you pick a subway line and look at the titles of each “stop”, you may find you’ve heard of some of them – or you may already be […]