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This book is certainly about software development management, but it is also a book about business. Managers can no longer afford to discuss these two topics independently. This book is meant to eliminate the seatofthepants intuition and rough approximations that have been far too prevalent in software development management. The growing popularity of agile methods has shown that a healthy balance between strict process and individual flexibility can be achieved. David Anderson takes it a step farther, and explains how the healthy balance of agility can help businesses become more profitable. The result is a book that will allow managers to foster teams that produce better software, less expensively, on time, and with fewer defects.
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This book is a fantastic resource if you want to apply Agile principles properly. The section on the Theory of Constraints opened my eyes to new ways of thinking about project management. It's a bit technical, but well worth the read!
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Jason Kim
A must-have for agile practitioners
This book is a fantastic resource if you want to apply Agile principles properly. The section on the Theory of Constraints opened my eyes to new ways of thinking about project management. It's a bit technical, but well worth the read!
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Emily Johnson
Great for strategic planning sessions
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Emily Johnson
Great for strategic planning sessions
Using 'Agile Management for Software Engineering' during our strategic planning sessions has been a game changer! The insights on applying the Theory of Constraints have led to actionable steps for our projects. Now we can focus on what's truly important!
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Great resource for engineering teams!
I recently picked up 'Agile Management for Software Engineering' and it's been a solid guide. The way it applies the Theory of Constraints really helped my team see where we can streamline our processes. It's easy to read and full of practical examples that we can directly implement.
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