Posts filed under: Teams

Work Intake Halloween, A Second Opinion, Essays and Conversations with Jeremy Berriault, SPaMCAST 836

SPaMCAST 836 celebrates Halloween. Over the years instead of just one night, people decorate their houses and celebrate for at least a month – we love a party. In celebration... Read More

SPaMCAST 768 – Teams, SaaS, Entrepreneurship, A Conversation with Phil Alves

The Software Process and Measurement Cast 768 features our interview with Phil Alves, CEO of DevSquad. Phil and I covered a wide range of topics starting with how he structures... Read More

SPaMCAST 766 – It Is All About Teams, A Conversation With Ben Johnson

This week the Software Process and Measurement Cast 766 features our interview with Ben Johnson, Founder of Particle41. Ben and I discuss the importance of teams, communication, and dependability.  Ben... Read More

Hierarchy, Fatalism, And Engagement Are Intertwined – Reactions

he ideas of hierarchy, engagement, and fatalism struck a nerve within the SPaMCAST family. To a person, the prevailing attitude is that hierarchy has value but only to a point.... Read More

Hierarchy, Fatalism, And Engagement Are Intertwined

Fatalism in the workplace is the belief that you can’t control or influence the work you do or how you do it. Engagement is a measure of commitment, motivation, and... Read More

SPaMCAST 758 – Tribal Knowledge, Team Playbooks, A Conversation With Jeffrey Miller

Jeffrey Miller and I have been trying to coordinate a time for an interview on the topics of tribal knowledge and team playbooks since August 2022. We finally solved that... Read More

Privilege and Fatalism

I have been considering the relationship between privilege and fatalism. Boiling down the impact of privilege into a few words, we find advantage and the potential for power. Whether it... Read More

A Few Approaches For Combatting Fatalism In Organizational Change

Some of the most celebrated stories in business literature are where people did not accept the rules or others believed that they were not empowered to act and acted. One... Read More

Fatalstism in Change

A few weeks ago a colleague and I were discussing why a team never had anything to show during the demo part of their sprint review. The team works on... Read More

SPaMCAST 755 – Engagement, Hierarchy, and Fatalism, Making Mistakes, Essays and Conversations

SPaMCAST 755 features an essay on the relationship between engagement, hierarchy, and fatalism based on a discussion of the topic between the SPaMCAST Columnists. The ideas of hierarchy, engagement, and... Read More
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