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Let's leave grooming at the altar
Agile swear words part 4
3 hrs ago • 
Andrew Keogh
My vendetta against the v-word
Is velocity the most abused word in the agile lexicon? Agile swear words part 3.
Sep 10 • 
Andrew Keogh
The urgency-industrial complex
Updating the Eisenhower matrix for reactive strategy
Sep 3 • 
Andrew Keogh
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August 2025

Value stream mapping: don't get stuck in the mud
How value stream mapping can help you find your flow.
Aug 27 • 
Andrew Keogh
Commitment-phobia
Agile swear-words part 2
Aug 20 • 
Andrew Keogh
Sales, Marketing and PandA-based Product Management
Aligning Sales & Marketing with Product Development using the PandA framework
Aug 13 • 
Andrew Keogh
In defence of discovery
What is discovery and why aren't more people doing it?
Aug 6 • 
Andrew Keogh

July 2025

The only f-word I won't say
Why 'feature' should be removed from the lexicon of software development. Agile swear words part 1.
Jul 30 • 
Andrew Keogh
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It's all about attention
Designing better workplaces in the age of AI
Jul 23 • 
Andrew Keogh
Accidental influence
Leading with intent, not by accident
Jul 16 • 
Andrew Keogh
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Be PROUD: Make reviews great (again)
Why regular reviews matter, and how to get the most out of them.
Jul 9 • 
Andrew Keogh
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Bonus Post: The Cone of Uncertainty
What's the cone of uncertainty and how can we use it?
Jul 4 • 
Andrew Keogh
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