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| General Manager Story ( 36 Categories ) |
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| HR Manager Story ( 11 Categories ) |
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| IT Manager story ( 45 Categories ) |
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| Design ( 2 Stories ) |
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| Innovation ( 3 Stories ) |
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| People Mgmt ( 4 Stories ) |
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| Process Mgmt ( 7 Stories ) |
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| Project Mgmt ( 23 Stories ) |
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| | 5 | Edward Happ | Yes | Assemble the Components | Assembly is easier and faster than creating from scratch | |
| | 10 | Edward Happ | Yes | The Conservation of Typing | Don't forget that computing is about taking work out of the system! | |
| | 13 | Edward Happ | Yes | Build the Throwaway | Build a prototype to meet a basic need; embellish later | |
| | 20 | Edward Happ | Yes | The End of Coding | Feature freeze, or the point at which all required features has been added to the system, is the mid-point of the development cycle, not the end-point | |
| | 54 | Edward Happ | Yes | Customizing to meet the need | Don't modify core code | |
| | 61 | Edward Happ | Yes | Sorting Stories | Sorting stories about features keeps priorities visible | |
| | 64 | Edward Happ | Yes | The Knowledge is in the Doing | 50% of what you need to know is in the doing | |
| | 66 | Edward Happ | Yes | Off the Shelf | Off the shelf beats custom code for most applications | |
| | 68 | Edward Happ | Yes | Chunk It Down | Small is beautiful; chunk it down; phase it out (love the chunks!) | |
| | 78 | Edward Happ | Yes | Face-to-Face | Face-to-face moves distance projects forward | |
| | 219 | Edward Happ | Yes | Technology Proverbs | Pragmatic, common sense isn't so common | |