Management Myth #11: The Team Needs a Cheerleader!

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“We have mandatory all-hands meeting this afternoon. I’m going to have a stomachache then,” David said. “What do you mean?” Jenny asked....

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Management Myth #8: I Can Still Do Significant Technical Work

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“You know, if you want something done, you just have to do it yourself,” Clive muttered as he strode down to his office. Susan looked up...

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Myth #5: We Can and Must Have an Objective Ranking System

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“It’s time for our annual management meeting to rank everyone in engineering,” Don, the VP started to explain to his three directors....

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Management Myth #4: I Don’t Need One-on-Ones

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“I know what the people in my group are doing, Johanna. Each and every one of them.” “But you have twenty-five people in your group,...

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Management Myth #10: I Can Measure the Work by the Time People Spend at Work

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“Have you heard the new thing that Andrew is doing?” Gabe asked, shaking his head as he headed towards the cafeteria with Cynthia. “No,...

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How to Use Iteration Zero—Or Not

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Do you use Iteration Zero for your agile projects? An Iteration Zero is an iteration where you set up all the servers, make sure you have...

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