RE: Summing up and moving on (I hope)

Glen,

Let me take a shot at this.

> Here's one we just finished over lunch. "Without programming" will be
> operationally defined as talking about our work process and using the
> phrase "Programming occurs here" (which does use the word of course, so
> pre-excuse please).

I'm thinking that what you mean is you don't talk about how programming
is done. Is that right? Is this any different from other activities?

For example, do you talk about how stories are written? About the
proper way to engage a customer during a planning session? About
the nature of design? About the granularity of tests? I'm guessing
that you don't.

So - if I've got it right - you're not particularly singling out
coding as something not to talk about. And your lack of talk is
not a lack of interest in the results, but is based on a belief
that these things will be taken care of at another level.

Assuming I'm on track so far, what happens if these things are
not taken care of where they should be?

Charlie Poole
[email protected]
www.pooleconsulting.com
www.charliepoole.org





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