agile Agile or Sad? You decide. (Originally published August 2017) I’ve experienced periods of sadness which have manifested itself in various ways. One thing has been relatively consistent during those periods. It’s often as though a dark mist is rising from the earth (the colour sometimes changes which has always intrigued me), wrapping itself
agile One drop of trust at a time (Originally published June 2017). When I wrote ‘my quietly loud declaration’ I said I wanted to help create a positive and supportive environment. An environment where loud and quiet voices can speak and be heard. I’ve also previously outlined some techniques which work for me. But it’s not
agile An agile meet-up not a top-down waterfall (Originally published June 2017.) I started out with the intention to write about Agile Sheffield and how, on it’s second birthday, it’s helped me become more expert in agile. The first meet-up (led by Richard Joseph and pictured above) had ten people and we spent time noting what
Weeknotes #1 (Originally published October 2017) Thanks to Neil Tamplin for telling me about weeknotes and Sam Villis for her ‘why’. I appreciate the welcome. Quick intro to me: Business Analyst (digital/agile stuff) contracting in the public sector and have also worked in the charity and private sector. I won’t
sheffield Finding your feminist voice* This is a shortened version of my 'Women in Tech' talk at University of Sheffield for International Women's Day 2019 #IWD
Client Feedback University of Birmingham staff feedback included: Katie welcomed the ability to discuss, frankly, the risks and challenges within the programme to enable better decisions to be made, whilst also bringing her expertise to bear. Katie's understanding of implementing large programmes of work, effective stakeholder management and operating a
