Joseph Pelrine @josephpelrine

Agile Psychologist. Working at the intersection of psychology, social complexity, and agility. PhD researcher in psychology. josephpelrine.com Almens, Switzerland Joined March 2009

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Stretch Conference @stretchcon

3 years ago

Happy Birthday @josephpelrine! Thank you for being our speaker we can always count on! 👏

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Lautaro Vergara 🇺🇦 @VergaraLautaro

3 years ago

PhD student attending first big conference, with advisor.

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@[email protected] [email protected] @lukadotnet

3 years ago

The 3rd Edition of Living Complexity book ⇒ leanpub.com/livingcomplexi… 15 applications of Human Complexity A new strategy for introducing Complexity thinking More stories & practical tips & insightful conclusions Contribs from @dlatchana @lunivore @josephpelrine #LivingComplexity

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Nigel Baker @nigelebaker

3 years ago

I do not think I like this @ScrumAlliance #agile #scrum

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Dr Hayley Lewis @Haypsych

3 years ago

Love this idea of finite v infinite games. Makes me think of playfulness (more akin to infinite game) and how this can help creativity and innovation #agilecam #acconf @josephpelrine @consultcmc

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Martin Shovel @MartinShovel

3 years ago

Breaking - Boris Johnson says crushing by-election defeats change nothing, ‘it’s business as usual’ #r4Today

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Nïck Brown🌻 @sTeamTraen

4 years ago

From a friend, by her friend who goes by "MHJ". Title: "Famous chess positions". Russia and Ukraine are both great chess-playing nations. Please RT.

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Kent Beck 🌻 @KentBeck

3 years ago

(This is why the response to "Product is interrupting Engineering during sprints" should be "cut the planning cycle in half" & not "forbid interruptions". Just for example.)

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Dave Thomas @pragdave

3 years ago

So, programmer pals. It seems like a lot of developers are great programmers, but at the same time are a bit shaky when it comes to some of fundamentals: stuff down at the machine and operating system level. If I did a course covering that stuff, would there be interest?

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Phil Willcox @PhilWillcox

3 years ago

Are you in the market for a #PodcastGuest? *Tips hat* I'd like to offer my services. I'm seeking opportunities for me to discuss #emotion at work, language in organisations and my research on workplace #wellbeing. Get in touch if you think I’m a good fit or RT.

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@[email protected] [email protected] @lukadotnet

3 years ago

Many SAFe proponents replied to criticisms stating that hierarchical bureaucratic orgs still improve implementing SAFe even if they don't become Agile. My observation: time/money/learning effort are not proportional to the benefits + Orgs don't get closer to what good looks like

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Ken Rudin @kenrudin

3 years ago

Meet the Congressman representing Uvalde, Texas:

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Robert Willemelis ... 💙💛☮️ @robertSPD

3 years ago

Listening to @josephpelrine at @CraftConf

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Agile Cambridge @acconf

3 years ago

Join @josephpelrine and @LynGirvan for their talk "The 4 dimensions of business agility: powerful insights for a digital future" - bit.ly/3wfH5Yc - one of 30 sessions at June's Agile Cambridge conference. Tickets now on sale. #agilecam

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JOHN NICOLSON 🇵🇸 🇺🇦 @MrJohnNicolson

3 years ago

The picture Nadine Dorries is retweeting is of Keir Starmer sharing a curry with Frank Dobson who died in 2019. Ergo he could not have been eating with Keir Starmer in 2021 no matter what time of day it was. Nadine Dorries is the Cabinet minister responsible for #disinformation

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Matthew Zeitlin @MattZeitlin

3 years ago

That McKinsey is being blamed for the wildly optimistic CNN+ subscriber projections is a good insight into why companies hire McKinsey

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Jehad Affoneh @jaffoneh

3 years ago

Did you attend a meeting where someone did an awesome job presenting or discussing? Take a few seconds to let them know right after the meeting. It takes a seconds for you & means a ton to them, especially in a remote world where meetings end at the same time for everyone.