Francisco Trindade at LeadDev West Coast 2023
summary
Teams behave as systems: measuring ticket lifecycles in GitHub and JIRA shows a ticket spending more than 50% of its seven‑day life waiting; introducing synchronous code reviews cuts that waiting and lets a team hit the next sprint’s goals. Changing how work is specified — specify behavior in tickets and involve engineers early — reduces production bugs. Clearer task assignment plus enforced collaboration turns a struggling hire into a reliable contributor.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:56System thinking for teams
- 10:19Applying system thinking
- 15:10System improvements examples
- 23:36Leading change in teams
- 29:50Q&A
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