Why Software Development Best Practices are Hard to Practice
Kailash Awati discusses the situation of best practices in software development in his post “Why best practices are hard to practice“.
Kailash Awati discusses the situation of best practices in software development in his post “Why best practices are hard to practice“.
This presentation shares stories from the trenches—what worked, what failed, and you should never do again in a software development project team. If you have ever wondered how to build a team that doesn’t just...
If you are a software development project manager, you know that communication and trust in the project team are as important for the success as the technical challenges. This excerpt from a blog of Keavy...
This presentation provides insights and an innovative application of Dave Snowden’s Estuarine Mapping at the team level. This method, often used for complex projects and bigger socio-economical systems, can also benefit everyone working with software...
Have you ever done something where you felt like you were in a higher state of awareness, your focus sharp like a knife, and time seemed to stand still? Imagine you could harness that same...
There are many configurations for developers to work together, but one of the common things that you will share with your colleagues is the toilet. Visiting the lavatories is also something that you will most...
Think of the times when you have to collaborate with business units, cross-departmental teams, and other functions. Too often, complex ideas and jargon can impact cross-departmental communication and collaboration effectiveness and efficiency.
This presentation explains how mindfulness enables software development teams, and individuals, deal with stress and cope with burnout. Mindfulness helps us to think more clearly, remain focused and handle challenges with more ease.
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