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Rocks into Gold: An Agile Parable

By: Clarke Ching
Narrated by: Barry Schwam
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A business parable about agile project management that never mentions the word "agile".

What if you could easily get 80% of the benefits of agile without changing how you build software?

Bob Billington has a problem: he's about to lose his job because the economy has taken a sudden nosedive, taking the big project he is working on with it. Bob, a natural-born problem solver, starts asking questions, the first being, "What does it take for a project to be commercially viable in a recession?"

Bob's questions surprise his bosses and his customers.... Why does a programmer need to know about business? The answers surprise everyone....

©2015 Clarke Ching (P)2015 Clarke Ching Career Success Entrepreneurship Leadership Management Software Development & Engineering Business Career Employment Software Software Development Programming

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