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The Art of Decision-Making in Self-organizing teams?
Effective Strategies for Team-Based Decision How are Decisions Made in a Self-Organizing Team? A self-organizing team in Scrum is defined as a team that independently decides how to solve, organize, and manage its work. But how does the team make…
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The Future of Scrum
Is Scrum relevant in our current and future organizations? The Scrum Framework is one of the most widely used frameworks for development teams. It has been implemented in various organizations with very different cultures and structures. Scrum has been around…
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Reinventing Organiztions
I just got a new pair of glasses that helps me look, categorize, and understand how our organizations operate today. In the book Reinventing Organizations by Frédéric Laloux, the colorful and well-described model reveals many questions but also inspiration on…
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Code Review: Savior or Scapegoat?
Exploring the Truth Behind Software Quality Code review is a well-established practice in both open-source and proprietary software domains. But is it the savior for better software quality? What makes a code review good, and how does it compare to…
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Does pair-programming help teams deliver software faster?
Pair programming is a software development technique known for more than 50 years, but it is still considered one of the more controversial practices in software development. Pair programming is where two programmers work together on a single workstation, sharing a keyboard…