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justin cater

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Pushing vs. Pulling Work in Your Agile Project Posted: Nov 30, 2016 11:50 PM
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If you’re thinking about agile or trying to use it, you probably started with iterations in some form. You tried (and might be still trying) to estimate what you can fit into an iteration. That’s called “pushing” work, where you commit to some number of items of work in advance. And, if you have to ...

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