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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Startup Pitfall #1: Top-Heaviness
Post by Ben Edwards
Sep
25
2007
On some level it seems to make sense, when building your startup staff, to want your “generals” in place before you start drafting your soldiers. That way plans can be made, hierarchies established, and processes put in place. But, it … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Processes, Business
Tagged just do it, meetings, overhead, people, simplification, Small Teams, starups, teams
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Indian firm hiring programmers in the U.S.
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Sep
7
2007
This is interesting: Indian software development firm Wipro is planning to hire 500 programmers in the U.S. The company has stated that their decision was based on whether they wanted to compete on price or on quality (as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Processes
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Using Builders for test objects
Post by Scott Vlaminck
Sep
6
2007
Last week, Nat Pryce shared some good thoughts (and code examples) on using Builders for test data creation. His comments on how an Object Mother can be painful to maintain really resonated with me and mirrors my own experience. As … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Processes
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