Monthly Archives: October 2010

Intake Optimization

By Benjamin | Published: October 31, 2010
Time is one of the few constants of human experience. At a fundamental level, our time is the only thing that we can really own or truly spend. We can trade it for money which we can in turn trade for things, but our lives ultimately come down to our very small and finite amount [...]
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The Agile Analyst

By Benjamin | Published: October 28, 2010
Traditional software development has many roles – architects, systems analysts, quality assurance, developers, project managers, the list goes on. Agile development doesn’t define nearly as many roles, simply that teams are cross-functional groups of five to nine people with some type of facilitator role. Most Agile variants assume that most of the team will act [...]
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Going Forward

By Benjamin | Published: October 25, 2010
As I mentioned in the last post, I’ve been doing some reflecting recently, both on how this site is going (or, of late, not going) and about life in general. In doing so, I’ve learned a bit about myself. Of course, you’d think after being so close to me for all of my life that [...]
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Reflections

By Benjamin | Published: October 22, 2010
It’s been three months since I started this site and quite some time has passed since my last post. Over the past few days I took some time to reflect on why that is. I wish I could say “I’ve been busy”. While I have been somewhat, it’s no busier than I was when I [...]
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