Month: October 2007

Business Analysts and the Abilene Paradox

Posted by JB | Oct 23, 2007 | Communication |

You don’t agree at all with a decision, but you fear that you may be the only one – in disagreement. So…

UML Use Case Modeling – A Little Help?

Posted by JB | Oct 22, 2007 | Requirements |

Recently, I’ve been fortunate enough to participate in some very interesting training sessions relating to business process re-engineering, and UML modeling. Now, I have long understood the value of use cases, but have...

Does Humor on the Job Work for You?

Posted by JB | Oct 10, 2007 | Professionalism |

As I’ve mentioned on this blog, I like to keep things as light and humorous as possible. That’s true in my personal life, and not markedly different in a professional environment. To me, keeping it light helps keep...

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Month: October 2007

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UML Use Case Modeling – A Little Help?

Does Humor on the Job Work for You?

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