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October 26, 2016
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Transcript
MOBILE DEVELOPMENT WITHOUT MANAGERS Survival guide
ALEXEY DEMEDETSKYI • 8 years of engineering • iOS Developer
at Sigma Software • @daloog
PAIN POINTS
GOOD MANAGER • Well defined process • Predictable delivery •
High local efficiency
REAL MANAGER • Overloaded • Multiple Projects • 100% load
100% LOAD IS OK.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Метод_критической_цепи
CHANGES 100%
CHANGES 100% Risk hit
CHANGES 100% Risk hit
CHANGES 100% Risk hit No control
CHANGE PROBABILITY
LOW HIGH • High current load • Complex process •
Micro management • Low load • Agile process • Value orientation
LOW HIGH STARTUP ENTERPRISE
LOW HIGH
R/K SELECTION THEORY https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R/K_selection_theory
K R • Stable environment • Unlikely to die •
Highly concurrent • Rapid changes • Likely to die • Weak competition
K R
K R STARTUP ENTERPRISE
CONWAY'S LAW https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_law
–M. Conway “organizations which design systems ... are constrained to
produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organizations.”
S(O) → S(P)
S(O) ← S(P)
R/K TEAMS
K R • Decision makers • Strict responsibilities • Hierarchy
• Experiments • Cross functional • Flat structure
R TEAM: HOW TO
INSTRUMENTS • Comfort zone • Herd instinct • Dopamine •
Low error cost
COMFORT ZONE
ENVIRONMENT • Personal vertical responsibility • Personal impact • Results
visibility
HERD INSTINCT • Imprinting • Social pressure
IMPRINTING
IMPRINTING • Start small teams • Add people slowly
SOCIAL PRESSURE • Daily sync • Visual progress • Pair
programming
DOPAMINE • Open source by default • Metrics • Experiments
LOW ERROR COST • TDD. Not manual QA • Feature
toggle. Not quick fix • Fail is a lesson. Not a guilt
None
http://www.reinventingorganizations.com
R TEAM: ACTION PLAN • Control environment. Not people •
Trust people. Not process • Fail often and cheap. Not rare
QUESTIONS • email:
[email protected]
• twitter: @daloog