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In performance cultures, people often become attached to best practices. The risk is that once we’ve declared a routine the best, it becomes frozen in time. We preach about its virtues and stop questioning its vices, no longer curious about where it’s imperfect and where it could improve.

When you remove a practice, you can safely do so if you retain the value that practice was providing. As an example, dropping ideal developer days as a measure and not estimating at all may be unwise, but replacing this technique with a relative measure, such as tee-shirt sizing, is smart; it retains the value that estimation provides and brings be

Avoid Common Anti-Patterns