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How to Choose the Right Agile Software Development Consultancy for You
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Women Entrepreneurs are not victims of our choices
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To Uber: Many in Tech Have Gotten Harassment Against Women Right for Decades
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The Myth of the Fixed Bid Project
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TEST DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT: WHAT TO TEST (AND WHAT Not TO TEST)
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GoRuCo and Stride Bring Diversity to NYC Tech
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Top Agile Engineering Trends 2016
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How a Tech CEO Plans to Tackle Her Next Hurdle: Breast Cancer
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4 Tips for Launching Minimum Viable Products Inside Big Companies
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7 Habits of Highly Successful CTOs
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Angular, Equality and Testing
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Coming to React from Angular
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Your Agile Project Needs a Budget Not an Estimate
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Budgeting vs. Estimating for Agile Projects
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How to Decide What to Do with Your Legacy Code
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12y ago
Moving away from a fixed scope for a fixed price is a legal obligation, so the process I recommend in is simply that - keeping the contract as broad as possible to write what the legal obligations of both parties are. Instead of stating the
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12y ago
Yes, if all I offered a client was an Agile contract, they shouldn't want to hire us. But, the contract is 1 piece of the puzzle. In order for businesses to want to hire Agile teams, whether consulting teams, freelancers or otherwise,
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12y ago
Yes, it does require trust. I have personally seen Agile work for consultancies (It works well for my consultancy, Stride). The trust factor is paramount. We take a lot of care and implement many practices outside the contract to ensure we
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12y ago
Agreed that if we can get 2 sides to 'trust' each other, we can minimize the need for this type of approach.
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12y ago
Absolutely agree that it's a risk mitigation strategy. Even if we can get to a 'do an MVP' and then iterate, I still see these types of contracts trying to fix more than 1 project aspect.
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I'm Agile but My Contract Isn't
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Achieving True Buy-In for Your Startup Idea
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How to Hire a CTO for Your Startup
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http://agilescout.com/jobs/ is a good place to post Agile positions. It's $49.