Macsenour

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by Macsenour 10y ago
Being a boss and being a leader are two very different things. That may seem obvious to those that understand it, those that don't will think I'm nuts. As a scrum master I have been a leader at every company where I have worked. I
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by Macsenour 10y ago
radical idea: save it by focusing on what people use it for, ignoring the trolling that you want to go away anyway. Question is, is there a business model for that? Fast news, breaking news events, what else?
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by Macsenour 10y ago
Location: San Francisco Bay Area Remote: Maybe Willing to relocate: sure Tech: Scrum/Agile coach, Rally, Jira Admin Resume: on request email: macsenour@gmail.com
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by Macsenour 10y ago
Location: San Francisco Bay Area Remote: Yes, can be. Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Agile/Scrum Résumé/CV: 9 year Scrum Master/Agile Coach, Kanban also. Many teams, co-located, taught many Scrum classes. Ema
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by Macsenour 10y ago
Is it me, or is 89 questions a lot of questions? I wonder if the number of questions cuts down on the response rate. edit: I assume it does, but what is the tipping point?
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by Macsenour 10y ago
To be blunt, it made people sick. I was there, I saw the queazy faces at the end of the demo. I was "hardware boy" in the producer ranks and when that came up, I passed. I'm not sure they would have given it to me, but I mad
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by Macsenour 10y ago
I didn't take it as negative at all. Anything that moves the ball forward is good. Thanks for taking the time. I'm looking for the next step to take when someone has liked a post, and inviting them to like the page seems to be th
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by Macsenour 10y ago
How does one pre-order something that ships in August 2016... Is it shipping now?
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by Macsenour 10y ago
I don't disagree with anything you've said... but... Since they already liked the post, I'm not picking random people on Facebook, I'm asking them to repeat what they just did. I think it comes to them just like a frien
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by Macsenour 10y ago
Pardon me if this is off topic, I'm sure someone will let me know. I run an ad on Facebook for $25 for the weekend. We get somewhere between 2000-6000 "reaches". We get a fair share that like the post, I "invite" t
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by Macsenour 10y ago
Exactly my point, so how can LinkedIn's posting numbers be used as a signal that the economy is about to have a fall?
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by Macsenour 10y ago
Question: Couldn't a lower number of job postings on LinkedIn also be attributed to other sites picking up those postings? Indeed, Glassdoor etc.
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by Macsenour 10y ago
Thanks for the clarification.
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by Macsenour 10y ago
An example might be Tesla and some states law requiring a dealership in the state. If I am recalling that correctly...
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by Macsenour 10y ago
In games we HAVE to push things forward, we HAVE to innovate or seen as a copy of an existing product. That being said, that's what "Pre-Production" is all about, answering the questions that are new to this project. In the p
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by Macsenour 10y ago
There is nothing that I agree with here. Crunch = Producer fail. Feature Creep = Producer fail. The suggestion that "scheduling is hard", no sh*t Sherlock, that's why you don't hire a 20 year old Producer who did one tit
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by Macsenour 10y ago
D&D set off a moral panic in the Christian community... better wordage or just hand waving?
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by Macsenour 11y ago
Two points: 1 - I can't tell you the number of times I've asked if the person has an Android phone, only to be told: "No, I have a Samsung Galaxy..." 2 - I agree, severely anecdotal. :) I think you'll find that most
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by Macsenour 11y ago
While I agree there isn't a huge gap, I'm not sure "increased wars" is true in Sanders case. Sorry if I appear to be nitpicking, but at election time, unintended misinformation is everywhere.
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by Macsenour 11y ago
I designed two sets of games. The first set was thrown out because I assumed I had access to our current licenses, like Joe Montana, and I didn't. The only game that made it from the first set was my favorite, and still is, "Read
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by Macsenour 11y ago
When I was at SEGA I was the Producer for the Menacer. It's was a clone of "gun" that Nintendo had called the Super Scope. I had to develop 6 games in 6 months with the hardware also being designed at the same time. We were
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by Macsenour 11y ago
I vote "Titanic"
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by Macsenour 11y ago
I feel I should point out that the "Games" section of Kickstarter also includes board games, which takes a big chunk of cash.
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by Macsenour 11y ago
As a SCRUM teacher, I do 2 hours of talking, with Q&A, and then 3 hours of practical where we put the LEGO version of the Daily Bugle together. I learned LONG ago that my students learned so much more by DOING than by lecture. As child
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by Macsenour 11y ago
I agree, no legal standing on my part. Morally they're both dicks. I did learn my lesson. When I interviewed at another game company, iMagic, they asked for game designs and I told them to buy the cow instead of trying to get milk fo
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by Macsenour 11y ago
I agree, if this situation were to happen again today and presented with those options, make it public. My story happened in 1983..
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by Macsenour 11y ago
I worked at Broderbund many years ago. In the interview my future boss asked me if I had any game ideas. I mentioned I'd not seen a good game with the Smokey the Bear. When I started a couple of weeks later, as I was introducing mysel
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by Macsenour 11y ago
One word: Porn.
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by Macsenour 11y ago
When I was ten, 1971, I asked my father for a chemistry set for Christmas. My parents were divorced so when vacation was over, I had to return to living with my mother. This involved a short plane ride from SoCal to NorCal on PSA. I was t
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by Macsenour 11y ago
Prolly off topic but: I show my code to my sister who is a professional artist every chance I get. It demystifies the process in her mind and makes me better at understanding what is happening around her.

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