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@@ -239,3 +239,15 @@ subtasks, since it's hard to think of a thing that takes multiple
weeks as one single task -- although sometimes that can happen, for
weeks as one single task -- although sometimes that can happen, for
example with a single unified change across an entire code base, like
example with a single unified change across an entire code base, like
changing from raw DB queries to using an ORM or something like that.
changing from raw DB queries to using an ORM or something like that.
## Strolls
At OTS, we do "
**strolls**
". These are similar to what are called
"
[
sprints
](
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrum_sprint
)
" in Agile/Scrum
terminology, but at the end of a stroll we feel energized and
refreshed, not tired and sweaty.
Not all strolls necessarily have the same duration, even within the
same project. We choose a stroll's length based on the work to be
done, how everyone is feeling after immediately preceding strolls, and
what people's schedules look like during the upcoming stroll.
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