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Subject:Re: Making Agile work with remote resources From:Kathleen MacDowell <kathleen -dot- eamd -at- gmail -dot- com> To:"McLauchlan, Kevin" <Kevin -dot- McLauchlan -at- safenet-inc -dot- com> Date:Mon, 11 Jun 2012 14:25:11 -0500
The part about Agile I really liked was the developer who kept making
changes till 6 pm the night before we were supposed to be done. She
was so fun to work with, especially when she changed specs w/o
communicating to anyone, including the project manager. Snap!
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 2:21 PM, McLauchlan, Kevin
<Kevin -dot- McLauchlan -at- safenet-inc -dot- com> wrote:
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>> From: Cardimon, Craig
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>> Imagine trying to take meetings minutes remotely. It's a very hard
>> thing to do.
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> I don't see that at all.
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> Jeff Pyle: ... attempting to address that bug, when Yin-man found another.
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> Chang Yin-Man: Â[inaudible] test case for [inaudible]. So we [inaudible] and soak-test for [inaudible]...
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> JP: Frank thought we could just adapt the existing test for [door-slam].
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> CY: Yes, yes, very little... [inaudible]..... but only if we [inaudible]... very urgent!
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> Frank Cyr: Exactly! Let's roll people. Craig can update the use-case and Story for that one. Adjourned.
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> Not sure why, but I'm reminded of an old joke where you get hold of the PA microphone (at a game, in a store, anywhere they have a PA system) and announce:
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> "Would the owner of a two-thousand and >thunk!thunk!< ... model >screee<, color >krump-click!<, and license plate >chshshshsh-skritch!< PLEASE go to the parking lot. Your CAR is ON FIRE!"
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> In some venues, you can safely substitute "Your TRUCK" for "Your CAR".
> Then try not to be standing in an aisle or near a door.
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