Kanban Myths and Misconceptions, Addressed
The most common Kanban myths: no ceremonies, no roles, just a board. Setting the record straight on what Kanban actually prescribes.
Read more →Making sense of agility, scaling, OKRs, product operating models, and leadership — written from 15+ years in the field.
The most common Kanban myths: no ceremonies, no roles, just a board. Setting the record straight on what Kanban actually prescribes.
Read more →The most common WIP limit objection — 'we can't block incoming work.' How to apply WIP constraints even in environments where new requests cannot be refused.
Read more →Sprint deadlines create natural urgency — so what motivates flow-based Kanban teams? Alternatives to timebox-driven momentum: WIP limits, SLEs, and cadences.
Read more →Conferences Yuval is speaking at in Fall 2014 — Lean Kanban and agile events focused on flow, scaling, and practical transformation stories.
Read more →The quest for stable cross-functional feature teams in real organizations — skill variability, management resistance, and the trade-offs against dynamic teams.
Read more →A 2014 reader survey after 9 years of blogging — asking what resonates, what can improve, and what topics matter most to the agile/Kanban community.
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