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Comprehensive Guide to Project Management, Kanban, Agile, OKRs and Retrospectives

SMART Goals or OKRs Targets for Motivational Power?

OKR has overtaken SMART as the go to goal setting method. But what are the effects of virtually unachievable goals instead of attainable ones on motivation?

The Crucial Relation: Diversity & Inclusion and Humanizing Work

Humanizing work can feel like yet another box to tick when you already have DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) on your plate. Learn how they’re related and how humanizing work facilitates and is crucial for any DEI initiative.

5 Humanizing Work Challenges + Pitfalls In Hybrid Environments

Humanizing work in hybrid environments is challenging and has many pitfalls. Here are 5 prominent ones, including how to fix them.

Humanizing Work: What It Is & Why You Can’t Win Without It

Humanizing work isn’t new. But it’s up against massive inertia in business practices that keep your foot firmly on the brake of your organization’s potential.

Work Management vs Project Management: Why you need both

Do you really need both work management and project management? Yes. Learn why with this overview of differences AND overlaps in activities and practices.

Toxic Work Environment? Squash These Toxic Behaviors To Turn the Tide

Nobody wants a toxic work environment, yet they abound. Recognize the toxic behaviors, the consequence they can lead to, and what you can do about it.

Generational Differences at Work: Is It a Real Issue?

Generational differences at work exist. Issues do happen. But tackling them in terms of generations is not your most effective course of action.

Dynamic System Development Method (DSDM)

Dynamic Systems Development Method, DSDM for short, seeks to do what came to be known as ‘Agile’ well before the manifesto was written. Learn more about its philosophy, principles, pillars, and practices.

What is Scrum Methodology? An Introduction for Agile Teams

Scrum is an agile project management framework that prioritizes collaboration and iterative development for efficient results.

Scrum of Scrums: A Starting Point to Scaling Agile

Scrum of scrums is an approach to coordinate multiple scrum teams working together. Learn how it works, how to get started and how it differs from competing approaches.

Pair Programming

Pair programming is a programming method in which two people work together on a single program. The first person is the “Driver”, who writes the code, the other person is the “Navigator” who reviews each line of code as it is typed, checking for errors. They exchange their roles on a regular basis.

Refactoring In Agile

Code refactoring in Agile is a well-known technique to keep a codebase healthy and amenable to change. Learn what it is and a sound process to follow.