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Tag Archives: transparency
Pitching Agile to senior management
Post by Ben Edwards
May
8
2007
With many parallells to the Selling Agile to the Enterprise presentation Ross and I gave at last month’s MinneBar (un)conference, Scott Ambler, goes a bit further by providing specific language (like diminishing returns* or, my favorite, opportunity cost**) to use … Continue reading
Posted in Agile Processes, Business
Tagged agile dangers, communication, embracing change, transparency
1 Comment
Transparency in salaries
Post by Ben Edwards
Oct
18
2006
Alexander Kjerulf posted some time back about how secret salaries are a bad idea. Here are his major reasons: It frustrates employees because any unfairness (real or perceived) can’t be addressed directly. They’re not secret anyway. People talk, you know. … Continue reading
