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Simon Baker

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Nickname: sjb140470
Registered: Jan, 2006

Simon Baker is an independent consultant, agile coach and scrum master
Pomodoro-powered promiscuous pair-programming Posted: Dec 11, 2008 5:04 AM
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At Agile2009, Gus attended a session about the Pomodoro Technique by Stefan Noteberg and has been using it since.


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He's running a session on the technique internally at Energized Work next week. Then we plan to experiment by combining it with pair-programming to see if we can achieve even more effective pairing sessions and greater promiscuity. I'm imagining a pairing session being multiples of 2 Pomodoros, lasting about an hour with a 5-minute break after each Pomodoro. Potentially we could then achieve swap pairs every hour.

I'm looking forward to seeing what the hurdles will be, e.g. synchronizing the Pomodoros while allowing for 15 or 30-minute breaks every 4 Pomodoros and fitting lunch in.

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