Mob Gaming with Woody Zuill
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Baba is You is a mind-bending puzzle game. It turned out to be the perfect playground to test the dynamics behind Software Teaming (Mob Programming.) With gentle guidance from Woody we charted a path through the first few levels, explored unfamiliar territory, discovered the core patterns and came up with creative solutions. Check it out!
Key Takeaways
- You don't need for people to know each other for a long time to get great collaboration -- we just need a few common sense rules of interaction
- Even simple problems can have a variety of solutions. By teaming (mobbing) we expand the space of possibility beyond what might seem obvious to any one person.
- Having fun together is a key to building strong working relationships, without sacrificing depth.
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Michał Parkoła helps tech founders break through the 10-30 person bottleneck. After scaling Appsilon from 25 to 100 in 2 years, he offers concrete operating patterns and hands-on execution—not just frameworks. He mentors first-time leaders and builds AI-powered tools for founders at Tapestry.
Connect with Michał Parkoła on LinkedIn.
Woody Zuill has programmed for 40+ years, with 20+ in Extreme Programming and 15+ in Agile. He co-originated Mob Programming (Software Teaming) at Hunter Industries and co-authored its book. A global speaker and consultant for companies like Spotify and Qualcomm, Woody champions simple, maintainable code and continuous improvement. He lives near San Diego and loves hiking.
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