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  1. That is certainly the conventional wisdom. Interestingly the data says something else, the State of DevOps report found that there "is no trade-off between speed and quality". This is based on a statistically valid approach to interpreting the data, you can read more about this here: "Accelerate, The science of Lean Software and DevOps", by Nicole Fosgren, Jez Humble & Gene Kim ➡️ https://amzn.to/2YYf5Z8 This seems counter-intuitive, until you think about the nature of change if you make many small changes rather than fewer big ones. If you make lots of small changes each change is simple, so it is easier to get it right, and if you do make a mistake, easier to correct it. This plays out overall as a significantly higher-quality approach. So in this very rare case, you can "have your cake and eat it!"
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  2. No there are more, but thanks for asking and stay tuned for a future episode when I will describe 6 more recommendations. All of the recommended practices are based on the correlative model for software dev team performance that is at the heart of the Accelerate book: "Accelerate, The science of Lean Software and DevOps", by Nicole Fosgren, Jez Humble & Gene Kim ➡️ https://amzn.to/2YYf5Z8
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  3. Thank you!
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  4. Thanks, I am pleased that you liked the video and the book 😎
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