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Is Agile dead? How I see it…
This is a question we have seen floating around recently, and many people have passionate views about it. I myself have shared a very opinionated take…
Apr 19
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Rodrigo Sperb
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Thinking in Systems - and Products
Assuming you have followed enough of my writings (even here or on my LinkedIn page), or just know enough about me, you should know how often I like to…
Apr 12
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Rodrigo Sperb
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Revisiting: "What you build will own you"—and why that matters
I published this originally on 27 October 2023. But I thought of today revisiting it with some new perspective as well. Meaning that this post is a…
Apr 5
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Rodrigo Sperb
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March 2024
Product, organizations and the system lens: and what digital signal processing has to do with it
Paraphrasing Russell Ackoff, we "are not confronted with problems that are independent, but with dynamic situations that consist of complex systems of…
Mar 29
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Rodrigo Sperb
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The practical side of Product Management like gardening
You have met Faye before here. She's the seasoned Product Manager (PM), whose story on mentoring more junior PMs introduced a few fairly universally…
Mar 22
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Rodrigo Sperb
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Product Management like gardening
It seems like, from my little story of the experienced PM Faye mentoring less experienced PMs, the metaphor of taking care of a product being like…
Mar 15
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To depend or not to depend
Managing dependencies is often portrayed as a key challenge product teams, or for any software development context for that matter, face. I personally…
Mar 8
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Rodrigo Sperb
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PM craft in delivering software products
Faye is a seasoned product manager (PM) responsible for software products for close to a decade. She has organically grown her craft as a PM over that…
Mar 1
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February 2024
Focus as a matter of priority and clarity
I don't necessarily hide that one of my biggest influences is the Kanban method and thus David Anderson. I don't necessarily always call out that I am…
Feb 23
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Rodrigo Sperb
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To estimate or not to estimate? Is that the question?!
José is a new engineering manager of a team that has been using story points to estimate their work and make commitments to iterations. José observes…
Feb 16
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Rodrigo Sperb
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The worst of both worlds
After a couple of longer posts with the two-part series of how product development benefits from flow (part 1 and part 2), I think today will be short…
Feb 9
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How product development benefits from flow - Part 2
To quickly recap, this is a two-part series, where I am exploring the benefits of flow for (software) product development from two angles: Part 1: the…
Feb 2
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