Rob Myers

email: See the website, where I've attempted to deftly dodge the spambots...

web: http://www.agileInstitute.com

blog: http://PowersOfTwo.agileInstitute.com/

twitter: agilecoach

I'm an agile/ExtremeProgramming/scrum coach and instructor. I've had the great fortune to work with talented consultants such as FredGeorge, JimShore (previously known as JimLittle), JoshuaKerievsky, SomikRaha, JeffMcKenna, the team at MenloInstitute, and other trainers at NetObjectives. Successful ExtremeProgramming-related projects with wikified stories include the NrcXpWorkshop, DenaliProject, and OtisTwo? (oh, there's nothing here on OtisTwo?? Drat!).

If you're looking for anything from the old Mindful Software (http://www.mindfulsoftware.com/) site, I still have all that.

I hold a WardNumber of 1.

MyMyersBriggsTypeIs INTJ.

I am not ScottMeyers. I am not RobMee.

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Self-aggrandizement Section: Wiki pages I wrote or started, or to which I contributed a large percentage of keystrokes, neural calories, or hours

• CeoPrinciple
• ScaleFreeNetworks
• YouHaveToWriteItSomewhere
• GoalStack - How to keep track of your to-do list during a PairProgramming session? Write it down, of course!
• MockLibrarian (moved to http://rob-myers.blogspot.com/2004/01/introduction-to-mock-objects-as.html)
• GrapeVineMetaphor (moved to http://rob-myers.blogspot.com/2003/09/grapevine-metaphor.html)
• MyersLaw (really, it's just ParkinsonsLaw repackaged)
• ZenBuddhism

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Favorite Wiki pages

• ExposeErrors
• GoldenRule
• OhSoSmartOrOhSoPleasant
• ShuHaRi
• SturgeonsLaw
• SevenHabitsOfHighlyEffectivePeople

Things I want to finish reading

• FallaciousArguments

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Notes to self:

• My interpretation of favorite ExtremeValues that apply directly to successful teams and small businesses: Simplicity (the business should stay focused and remain easy to manage), Quality (do a few things extremely well), Integrity (do it for the customer), Agility (always seek to improve)
• Read SufficientlySmartCompiler

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Thanks for the well-written thumbnail history of ZenBuddhism! -- IanOsgood

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