arsenykostenko

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Why without a strategy, prioritization turns into randomization(blog.todo.space)
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by arsenykostenko 3y ago
Try Microconf Connect by Rob Walling — it's a Slack community and I would say it's pretty good, there are channels about your wins, asking for feedback, tools, general chatter etc.
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by arsenykostenko 3y ago
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by arsenykostenko 8y ago
So it's basically a bunch of startups within a company. Well, then I'd definitely switch to Kanban and have as little process as possible, just like Agile Manifesto says: Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
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by arsenykostenko 8y ago
- How big is the actual organization? I mean, are people disengaged because the organization is so big that a project of subteam X is not visible to subteam Y, or because everyone's morale is so down that nobody cares? I would argue th
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by arsenykostenko 8y ago
There are many ways one can learn something or get specific skills, and each of them has its own distribution of parameters like affordability, autodidact vs mentored, on-demand vs on schedule, short-term gains, long-term gains, one on one
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by arsenykostenko 8y ago
Hey Omri, This is pretty cool! So let's say, I'm using QuickBooks, then from the workflow perspective, do I switch to creating bills in Routable or I still create them in QuickBooks and then open Routable to make payments, and Rou
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by arsenykostenko 8y ago
I'd add to this good answer, that I'm afraid, padding estimates gradually won't work — you are already working nights and weekends, and the worst — seems like you are expected to. I worked in a similar environment for some ti
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by arsenykostenko 8y ago
I think whether to incorporate early or not depends more not on revenue but on risks of being financially liable. In other words, if it's a straightforward service or product you are going to deliver with your collaborator and you cann