Process
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The "Hockey Stick" Problem
Why do we always end up crunching towards the end of a project? Your velocity curve might be the problem. -
Why you should use truth tables in your job
Do you have a project with some tricky scenarios? Here's how to manage the complexity and provide definition and clarity for your whole team. -
Developing empathy for stakeholders new to agile
That uncertainty they're feeling about agile? You can probably relate: A lesson from my unplanned road trip. -
Picture perfect
Words are hard! Using pictures and diagrams can foster a shared understanding much more quickly. -
Change through consensus
Nichol and Alec walk through the journey to making collaborative change and share lessons learned along the way. -
Frictionless developer environments
Reducing friction and pain points for new contributors can reduce your time-to-first-commit. -
Effective and easy strategies to hate bugs a little less
'I would rather fix bugs than work on the shiny new thing,' said no one ever. Still! You can make the experience more pleasant with simple bug strategies. -
What I learned from pairing by default
I never used to pair program, and then I spent four months on a pair-by-default team. Here's what I learned. -
Learning good habits by watching a staff software consultant
What is good software consulting? Watching a staff level engineer is a great way to learn good habits. -
Why are we adding another modal?
So you want to be a product-minded engineer? Minnie Lee shares personal perspectives and experiences around environments that foster these skills more naturally, plus the benefits for both the individual and the company.
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