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Morning Fewell – What? No Estimates!?!

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Jesse Fewell

October 1, 2015

Hi there – This blog is focused on some videos I’m excited about.

First, we are introducing “Morning Fewell” on our Youtube Channel! Share a few minutes with me during your morning coffee time – it’s sure to charge you right up! This episode: What? No Estimates!?!

 

 

 

Second is an interview on the topic of Virtual Collaboration from the Agile2015 conference last month conducted by the Every Voice Engaged Foundation.

 

 

 

Psst! Hey You! It’s coming!

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Virtually Agile. The most powerful resource that you’ve ever had access to… is coming. Right now, a select group is testing for us, and then hold on for the ride, because you will see the first of its kind!

“Virtually Agile”. Stay Tune.

~jesse

 

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