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#!/opt/chef/embedded/bin/ruby | |
require 'json' | |
class Checker | |
def check | |
check_cookbook_metadata | |
check_node_sizes | |
check_bad_platform_metadata | |
check_bad_invitations | |
check_duplicates_in_groups |
5 Team States:
- Collocated - Team report to the same leader, and sits together in the same area where incidental communication can heppen
- Distributed - Groups of people who make up the team are collocated in different locations
- Dispersed - Individuals from the team are in different locations
- Matrixed - Team members are collocated, but report to different managers who may or may not be aligned with the systems vision
- Vendorized - The delivery unit is made up of people from both internal and external sources (i.e., team is reliant on a vendor as part of being able to deliver)
As you move further away from the team being a single, coherent, collocated unit, you should be decreasing the amount of time between integrated builds of working software.
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Joel Trammell, ex-CEO of NetQOS
- management is power granted by your position
- leadership is power granted freely because of a follower’s perception of your credibility, competence and caring.
Interview at SXSW Interactive 2015. Interviewer: Ted Greenwald from the Wall Street Journal.
- No rigorous, longitudinal study to determine whether Lean Startup is true or not, but he’s hoping there will be.
- A startup is just anything new being created under conditions of extreme uncertainty.
- Use science and not astrology to figure out what’s supposed to happen. That's what is in the book.
- A pivot is just a change in strategy w/o a change in vision.