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Questions about managers getting excessively involved with the details of projects.
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How to detect in recruitment, engineers that are not self-organized
First, to your direct question, there is no reason that you can't ask things like "When you are working a task and finish it, what do you often do next?" Or "Describe to me how you organize your day." …
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As a Scrum Master, how to handle management expectations on delivering story points?
Not sure if it would help, but an analogy I often used is comparing velocity to your time on a 5K run. (credit where it's due, I adopted the analogy from Mike Cohn) It's only observable. If you think, …
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