pkananen

The article has some good points, but I'm not really sure what it has to do with Kanban.

That's not true. I never got paid and I pushed the envelope all the time.

I'm always amazed by the number of 20 and 30 year old men who'd rather watch football than play it.

With these sorts of stories, it makes me wonder if Google's relevance could drop in the future. Success through the system seems to be gamed.

No, they don't care. I have heard them say to college interns that they should stop spending money on school so they can work sooner.

Well, my company, an enterprise agile dev consulting firm, could really care less if you had a degree.

My guess is that most places you REALLY want to work won't care where your degree is from. Work on cool stuff, share what you do on github, and look for ways to learn and grow. It will be evident.

Maybe should be phrased as 'The Only Way to get Important Things Done, for me'

Good advice, though.