The Principles of Product Development Flow
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The Principles of Product Development Flow
Donald G. Reinertsen
9 people recommended it in 6 threads, 2019–2024.
What people on Hacker News said
It motivates small batch sizes, decision making at ground level, short cycle times, all the mechanics behind kanban, scrum, XP, without ever using any of their jargon.
The book eatablishes a wonderful shared understanding of the principles underlying lean and agile, why they work and how to make them work, shared understanding between engineering and management.
instead it's collecting the underlying _principles_ of collaborative software engineering flow and it's motivating why they work.
If you want to optimise a learning process, The Principles of Product Development Flow is more relevant.
Where it comes up
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