Problems I Know You Have

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If I handed you a sealed envelope with a list of problems I know exist in most software development shops, this is what would be inside. Presented at SyXPAC

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Problems I Know You Have:Problem patterns I've seen through a lot of Agile coaching Jason Yip j.c.yip@computer.org http://jchyip.blogspot.com

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