Five for Friday – August 17, 2018

I made a quick trip to Iceland this week, where I still had time to come across a few interesting things to share.

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  1. Mike Cohn created the Product Backlog iceberg years ago… but it used to look like a pyramid… now it finally looks like an iceberg 🙂

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