Choose Your WoW!

I passed the exam👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤❤❤

The author/s have an extensive catalog of agile knowledge in this book. It's a bit of a didactic skim over a very big universe of possibilities. The broadness creates a taxonomy on which to align, though the lack of depth designed to serve that end -- leaves more questions than answers emphasizing that Teams need to develop their own Way of Working (WoW). Not a great kindle buy, the images are too compressed I'd go for the paperback if I could make a do over. Essential book for the agile practitioner!

This book does an exceptional job of explaining how DA works both in terms of the 6 lifecycles supported and the process guides and related decision points that lead to hundreds of 'potentially' useful techniques.

Excellent tool for understanding disciplined agile and a pretty easy to understand content if you are comfortable with software development.

I have been following Scott and Mark for more than 10 years, and this is by far their best book yet. Though it is not the type of book you would read over the weekend, it is a great source of ideas of how to improve your WOW that you definitely would want to keep in your library (or close at hand).

Thank you for this book!

This book is poorly organized and truly boring. I learned very little.

I love this book! It clearly tells what Disciplined Agile Delivery is about in a friendly, easy to read format. A co-worker and I got the Kindle edition the first day, and we raved about it so much, our boss got the paper copy for all 19 of his directs! The whole concept of WoW is really resonating with the team.This is a big book, but don't let that scare you. The first 100 pages describe Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD). This will give you a solid foundation in what it is about, how it works, and how to roll it out to your team. The rest of the book is best thought of as a reference. There is a chapter for every goal, with details about that goal, context considerations, various practices you might use to achieve the goals, and tradeoffs for each practice.Rather than trying to read straight through this part of the book, consider where you and your team are today. Are you just starting out, creating a solution, moving into production, or do you have some ongoing concerns? Are you doing Kanban, Scrum, exploratory work, or working within a program? Wherever you are, look at the goals for that point in time and lifecycle. Pick one that looks like something you need to do or something that you are curious about. Go to the chapter for that goal and read all the details. Then you can choose one or more practices to experiment with. See what works and what does not work for your team. Repeat.

Llegó antes de tpo y en perfecto estado.

Un manual genial

El librero fue un regalo, en cuestión del servicio, el libro llego en los tiempos acordados y llego en perfecto estado.

Sigo. Leyendo, pero el contenido es muy bueno.

Excelente apoyo para continuar preparándose en la gestión de proyectos