What if we thought about our conversations like a unit test in Test Driven Development (TDD). Not in the sense of treating people like computers and being robotic but in the sense of failing fast and correcting fast... in the sense of having a test in place to verify understanding and context before taking the next small step in the conversation. Would we avoid big batch conversations full of misunderstandings? Would we catch errors in conversation before they compound into production defects? Join Chris and Austin as they discuss with Mark Holmes about "TDD for people" as well as micro-retrospectives and experimentation.
Video and show notes: https://youtu.be/BexHm0TD6gM
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