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Scrum Pitfalls
Even the best teams can fail while trying to work in Scrum. There are so many reasons why Scrum fails, organizational, personal, local, technical, teamwork and so on. Let’s get to know them because they
Agile Hardware: We are not that different.
Would the Agile process bring to hardware development the same benefits it does to software development? Wechange often deals with these questions. If you want to learn all about this subject, check this post. Back
Leadership: essentials in interpersonal skills
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
Infographic – 3 ways to think about design thinking
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
TASKS VS USER STORIES PROGRESS – The story of WIP – Which should I finish first?
Who should we finish first, all of our assigned tasks or the user stories as ordered in the sprint backlog? Anh is all of that related to limiting WIP? What’s a User Story? – To
5 different ways to think about design thinking.
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
Models for integrating UX and agile
Agile methodologies have become the norm for how teams break up and distribute work. Agile is here to stay and there’s not much for UX teams to do about it but adapt.
Dissecting innovation tools: the Empathy Map
Empathy Maps are very useful in order to understand and prioritize user needs. The nature of building it as a collaborative canvas with several technicians and stakeholders helps in order to establish a common ground.
Six steps for being a design thinker oriented leader
If you have the ability to understand design not as an aesthetic coat but rather a step by step method to solve meaningful and chaotic problems, you can benefit from it and use it for
Case studies – Great things you can do with design thinking
Applying the mindset and methods from designers is not restricted to creative sectors only. Since the early 2000s, a lot of companies from a wide range of industries started applying an inductive mindset accompanied by
Design thinking lean startup and agile
Design thinking, lean start-up and agile, Together, provide a simple and accessible set of tools to manage uncertainty. They are great tools to bridge the gap between what we think we know and what we actually
Why must you start thinking like a designer?
Why is everybody talking about design thinking? Design thinking as a concept has sky-rocketed in popularity during the last years. As a methodology, it is widely used across all sectors and is coming to a
Scrum Pitfalls
Even the best teams can fail while trying to work in Scrum. There are so many reasons why Scrum fails, organizational, personal, local, technical, teamwork and so on. Let’s get to know them because they
Agile Hardware: We are not that different.
Would the Agile process bring to hardware development the same benefits it does to software development? Wechange often deals with these questions. If you want to learn all about this subject, check this post. Back
Leadership: essentials in interpersonal skills
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
Infographic – 3 ways to think about design thinking
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
TASKS VS USER STORIES PROGRESS – The story of WIP – Which should I finish first?
Who should we finish first, all of our assigned tasks or the user stories as ordered in the sprint backlog? Anh is all of that related to limiting WIP? What’s a User Story? – To
5 different ways to think about design thinking.
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
Models for integrating UX and agile
Agile methodologies have become the norm for how teams break up and distribute work. Agile is here to stay and there’s not much for UX teams to do about it but adapt.
Dissecting innovation tools: the Empathy Map
Empathy Maps are very useful in order to understand and prioritize user needs. The nature of building it as a collaborative canvas with several technicians and stakeholders helps in order to establish a common ground.
Six steps for being a design thinker oriented leader
If you have the ability to understand design not as an aesthetic coat but rather a step by step method to solve meaningful and chaotic problems, you can benefit from it and use it for
Case studies – Great things you can do with design thinking
Applying the mindset and methods from designers is not restricted to creative sectors only. Since the early 2000s, a lot of companies from a wide range of industries started applying an inductive mindset accompanied by
Design thinking lean startup and agile
Design thinking, lean start-up and agile, Together, provide a simple and accessible set of tools to manage uncertainty. They are great tools to bridge the gap between what we think we know and what we actually
From PRD to Stories
What are the approaches to write a good spec, stories when working agile? And how to combine product overview document with user stories? we on Wechange will talk about all this and if you want
