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Your secret weapon to assess domain knowledge is: Domain Quiz!

On my talk at KanDDDinsky conference in 2018 I introduced something called Domain Learning Framework that I came up with and talked about its elements as well.  One of the element is the Domain Quiz. I've tried to explain there what it is but obviously during a talk you cannot spend that much time on the practical things in too much details. Since then I had the pleasure that I got mentioned with this practice by Nick Tune more times in various talks of his. Recently I got questions whether this Domain Quiz thing is documented anywhere at all? And...it is unfortunately not (except my previous domain quizzes at various companies) yet, but that's why I'm writing this up for you now. Because I wanted you to see that you shouldn't be thinking of any difficult assessments here, or hard to fill questionnaires.  What is Domain Quiz? A relative short assessment of people’s current domain knowledge followed by a common evaluation session. And, if you ask me, i...

Why constructors don't want to learn from their mistakes?

This is the third morning I wake up very early because our neighbors are very loud and they are continuously arguing on something. 😠 I couldn't fall asleep again so I was thinking. Was thinking about why I can hear every single word they are yelling at each other.  I had bunch of thoughts then, a mini root cause analysis in my mind.  Why I am hearing these stuff?  W hy isn't there good enough insulation in the house?  W hy the hell I cannot make the constructor change this?  Well, w hy the hell we hadn't discussed it with them in advance, when it would have been easier to amend anything?? Actually...why the hell they don't care/don't want to know these stuff?  And that's the point! They don't want to know. Constructors never want to learn from their mistakes. Or they don't dare to learn?... The "normal" way of a house handover is if the constructors manage to hand it over and if the buyer doesn't notice the deficienc...