Helping tech companies scale sustainably • consultant and coach at @VeryBjien • agile and lean • co-organiser @DataOpsGhent • improviser • he/him
Ghent, Belgium
Joined October 2013
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Today is another learning day. I'm present at Mini #XPdays2022, learning more about agile, lean and XP practices in and outside of software engineering.
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Love it. I discovered this way of working (vertical slicing and evolutionary design) from @IndustrialLogic (@JoshuaKerievsky)
Their illustration even uses a guitar as an example.
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The divide between "soft" skills and "hard" skills is an illusion.
"Empathy Is a Technical Skill" by Andrea Goulet (@andreagoulet) invidious.fdn.fr/8COwvND6wTI
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Are rigid or outdated rules and processes killing your company or team?
Blindly following fixed processes or rules can harm a software development company more than it does good. Some examples:
#softwaredevelopment #scrum #agile
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Learning day, again. First time attending the wonderful #XPdaysBenelux with so many nice talks. Thanks to the speakers and thanks for organising!
And yes, that is @YvesHanoulle's latest book #TFTaT in the picture. 😉
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What do #Industry40 and #DataOps have in common? Time to find out at our next DataOps Ghent Meetup!
On November 18th, we'll have talks by leaders of Industry 4.0 companies - @pozyxLabs, @Azumuta and @factry_io - along with networking and food & drinks.
RSVP below!
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Today is learning day at @VeryBjien.
Attending a set of insightful sessions and workshops at @AgileTourBruss, including on personal agility by Adelina Stefan & Frederik Vannieuwenhuyse.
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Who still remembers the Barcamp meetups from the early days of Twitter, Web 2.0 and personal blogs?
Last weekend, @dominiek_be organised the first Barcamp session in Belgium in over ten years.
#barcamp #bcbe2021
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How one-piece flow wins over the ever encouraged practices of multitasking and high WIP.
Visualising the differences in a simple way, by @henrikkniberg.
invidious.fdn.fr/Yqi9Gwt-OEA
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As a developer working in tech, what makes you nostalgic about a past project? 😊
Is it the people you’ve worked with? Is it the tech? The absence of dreadful processes and bureaucracy? 🤔
I’m keen to know! Do share your story in the comments.
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