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Hear Me Speak at AgileDC and Get a Discount

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Jesse Fewell

September 24, 2012

I will be presenting at the AgileDC conference next month on October 23rd.

Sprint Backlog Considered Harmful: Advanced Patterns and Paradoxes of Scrum

I’m really excited to be a part of the event this year. AgileDC has established itself as THE place to be for Washington DC area agile practitioners to trade tips, tricks, and war stories about getting work done better. Last year’s event sold out, so if you’re interested you should sign up ASAP.

Also, the event is being co-promoted by the DC chapter of the Agile Leadership Network. They’re offering a 15% discount when you register using the “ALNDC” registration code.

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