When I started the “who is” serie, I wrote all the introductions. While working on the book version, I started asking people who proposed other people if they wanted to write the introductions.
At that moment our team started to wonder if we make clear what introductions I had written and which were written by other people. And we started experimenting with some of the introductions.
Will you have a look at these two introductions and tell us which one you like most. And if you want to give more feedback, please use the perfection game.
Version 1 written in third person.
Chris was invited by Liz Keogh Like Liz said, Chris is one of these guys we wonder what he will come up with next. He is also one of the people that you could (will?) run into at a bar at an agile conference and talk with until the morning. Yves has talked with Chris for hours about all kind of subjects, and not one minute was boring. Even ordering drinks is funny and you might learn something about agile or the financial world he lives in. During these talks, Chris will most definitely tell you jokes about other agilists. Don’t confuse that for not respecting the people he talks about.
Version 2: written in first person.
Like Liz said, Chris is one of these guys I wonder what will he come up with next. He is also one of the people that I can (will?) ran into a bar at an agile conference and will talk with untill the morning. We will have talked for hours about all kind of subjects, and not one minute will be boring. Even ordering drinks is funny and you might learn something about agile or the financial world he lives in.
During these talks, Chris will most definitely tell you jokes about other agilists. Don’t confuse that for not respecting the people he talks about.
Please leave a comment about which version you like most? (and why?)
9 comments on “Will you help the ‘Who is agile’ team?”
Version 2 is simpler, less persons in the story. I like it better.
I’m biased and so will vote for number 1 🙂
haha Marcin,
you better be. If you had a betetr idea then 1, you should have done it …
I like your sense of responsibility ….
y
I prefer Version 2.
I like version 2 better. Sorry, Marcin.
I vote for the 1st person version.
I like the first one
Hi Yves,
I like the introduction in first person best.
Why? It feels more personal
What would make it more perfect is when I review/edit the introduction I wrote, when needed
Kind regards
Mary
1st person.
More direct, more to the point.