Gil Zilberfeld

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I'm a great believer in agile (small "a") and lean practices to make organizations grow and improve. For twenty years I've written software, managed teams, picked up new practices, dropped a few, always working to improve myself and the people around me. I'm a speaker, blogger, trainer and practitioner of agile practices, both technical and procedural. I've been elbow deep in TDD and automated unit testing. I've used scrum, and liked kanban. I played different parts in agile teams, as developer, tester, product owner, and sometime manager. I've also done some marketing, sales, and all-round business and organizational roles. If there's anything I've learned (except to shut my mouth on...

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Gil Zilberfeld

Statik, Kanban's hidden gem

No Projects / Beyond Projects (short version)

5 steps to learn what your customers (really) want

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Let me tell you a story

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Introduction to unit testing