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mlevison

@mlevison@agilealliance.social

Certified Scrum Trainer | I help organizations and teams become more effective. I use #Scrum, #Kanban #Agile #BehaviouralPsychology. | I’ve helped over 8000 people build better teams

I dabble with #PKM aka Personal Knowledgement Management so the ideas that fall out of my head get written down somewhere #Obsidian. #fedi22

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Patricia, to random
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People literally proving my point over and over by concluding that the book is about whatever they want it to be about, while simultaneously not having read it and also all deciding it’s about something different. It’s made for it. Every single viewpoint is in there, whatever you want to support you’ll find something. You can also find the opposite viewpoint too, but hey, don’t let that get in the way of a good time.
https://social.vivaldi.net/@Patricia/112491738354434313

mlevison,
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@Patricia I would love to find the list of not to be read books from you :-).

mlevison,
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@Patricia

FWIW I hardly read in the Agile space anymore and when I do it is to skim.

Some books are longer because, they include material that is important to the average reader and not relevant to us.

Recent example for me. "The Art of Slicing Work". For me it was a 20 minute read sitting in a train station. For someone new to Agile it is a longer and deeper read.

mlevison,
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@Patricia

My reading at the moment is in depth reading on the subject of Influence.

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