Decomposing user stories, or breaking down large, complex stories into smaller, more manageable chunks, is a common practice in agile software development. It allows teams to better understand and estimate the work involved, create focused
Agile hold a minimum set of values and principles, following them, will allow taking the agile almost anywhere. Once we get the grip of that, we can implement agile, its tools and mindset almost for anything. Only
Well, I think we already realized that scrum can be used almost for any project anywhere… So here is a short scrum framework technical description that those, ‘Non IT’ guys may use as well. As
Asking Questions is a Key Coaching Skill. Why is it important for a personal coach to ask questions? We want our coaches to get to know and trust themselves and act in alignment with who
Self organized Teams By Shirly Ronen – Harel Why do you Need Self Organizing Teams in an Agile Environment? By Kiss Flow Project What is a self-organizing team? Unlike traditional teams, self-organizing teams do not
A Million Things Half Done! At this very moment, thousands of floors are being paced, back and forth, forth and back. Upset folks are shaking their heads, mumbling when they should be listening, and sweating
As your company grows and becomes more successful, you’re likely to hear the words ‘best practice’ more and more often. They feature in conversations with colleagues, technical standards, motivational art and pretty much anything else
To Kanban or not to Kanban? How can you tell if Kanban is right for your team? What does it mean to implement Kanban? Before we even start to talk about Kanban, let’s stop for
Value leads the conversation, what is the value in progress, leading visibility, the end of each daily routines, and more. Imagine we are part of a basketball team in the middle of a very important
Zachary Wong, in his book “The eight essential skills for project management” establishes an interesting panoramic view on how you should act and what kind of attitude you should have when leading a team. Here
The design experts at HPI Stanford present a model where first of all you focus on empathizing with your user needs and then focus on defining what problems they have to focus on, and after
It is normal that taking into account the multiplicity of approaches and tendencies, we can identify several streams of thinking and education about design. In this post, we selected five of the most popular ones
