Frank Carver's Punch Barrel

In our team we have found a tendency for the time spent estimating stories to creep upward. More and more design seems to be considered as we work through the stories. While this is a very valuable way of sharing information among the team, it is not a very effective way of estimating.

Akshay Dhavle has written a brief blog post reminding that sometimes, all that is needed is a simple “small, mediun or large” estimate. Business Analysis: Can’t negotiate size… and a good thing too

Typealyzer claims to be able to determine the Myers-Briggs personality type by looking at the text of a blog.

So I gave it my two main blogs:

• This one: Typealyzer thinks I write like INTJ (“the Scientist”).
• Make Your Own Video: Typealyzer thinks I write like ESFP (“the Performer”).

Given that these two assessments are diametrically opposite, either I am a sparkling literary chameleon or the whole process is a bit hokey.

I’ll leave you to decide.

Via Jason Yip’s blog