About Me
I'm a web devoloper, an agile coach, a cyclist, and sometimes, an artist. I have over eight years of leadership experience, three years of which have been in software development. My experience in the software development industry has led me to become a strong supporter of the lean and agile mindsets and their supporting methodologies.
I spend my free time developing hobby software projects, working on my farm, creating digital art, and riding my bicycle.
As anyone who works and lives on the internet should, I love cats.
Current Job
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Agile Coach and Trainer
Shelter Insurance
As a coach and trainer at Shelter Insurance, a 70 year-old agent focused insurance company, I engage teams and individuals to evaluate and improve their workflows and deliver more innovative products.
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Recent Blog Post
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Maximum Acceptable Shoddiness
MVP, or Minimum Viable Product is a term that gets thrown around business like crazy. It’s especially ubiquitous in “Agile” contexts. MVP is something that we constantly ask ourselves. What is the MVP? What can we put off until Day Two? What are the need-to-haves and what are the nice-to-haves? These are all great discussions to have.
However, sometimes, these conversations change.