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- 2. Time is money ● Time is the most expensive and valuable resource. ● Do fast. Be fast!
- 3. Short/Long time-speed (Sprint & Marathon) ● Be careful.
- 4. Two sides of the speed ● Drop unnecessary stuff. ● Keep focused.
- 5. The interconnections ● Short-term speed (Sprint); ● Long-term speed (Marathon).
- 6. Two sides of the speed ● Short-term speed (Sprint); ● Long-term speed (Marathon).
- 7. Skills and Experience ● Not needed 100% Senior developers; ● People who like to learn.
- 8. Books & Conferences to learn more ● What to think about a company’s library? ● Conferences as a source of knowledge.
- 9. Learning events ● Is it enough? ● Why not keep tracking of learning events? ● Orange friday?!?
- 10. Refactoring ● Natural way to reduce SW complexity. ● No value to the customer. ● Should refactor?
- 11. Short-term boosts ● Sanity solution facing deadlines; ● Consequences in long-term (marathon).
- 12. Deadlines ● It is not our decision.
- 13. Passion ● Passionate people care about their work.
- 14. Focused work ● Is it possible in our site? ● Open space; ● IM/Skype/Jabber, etc.
- 15. Multitasking ● Is faster be “single-core”?
- 16. Rework ● What is the solution?
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