People always want to make their workspace comfortable, pleasant, and easy to use. However, it usually does not work as expected, and they spend more and more time trying to do it without significant results. So, here are several common recommendations about the workspace and the way to design it.
Read MoreNowadays, more and more software companies use some iterative approach to organize their work. Scrum and Lean are two great examples of iteration based methodologies. Let us check out the iterative approach's pros and cons and then see when it is applicable.
Read MoreThere are several common mistakes that people are doing all the time related to transport and saving time. We are going to check these mistakes and see how to deal with them.
Read MoreThere is a common mistake that people pick a product without considering alternatives, and so they may get not what they want or need. Let us see why alternatives are essential and how to check them properly.
Read MorePeople often hear that they have to exceed everybody’s expectations to achieve success. Let us try to see what it means and how to use it in real life.
Read MoreEach team is unique, and each team has unique internal processes and best practices. However, some general concepts are widespread, so any new team can use them. Let us see these standard best practices.
Read MoreThere are a lot of talks about the work-life balance on the Internet. Some of them may rely on facts, while others are strictly emotional. Here are my thoughts on this topic.
Read MoreCommunication with people from different countries, with different cultures, habits, and lifestyles, is a typical situation even in a small company. This article gives some advice on maintaining good relations inside the team and keeping the internal processes going smoothly.
Read MoreEvery software developer knows that an application may trigger lots of errors. Many factors can cause it — bad configuration, invalid source data, inexperienced users, lack of knowledge, etc. However, an application may tolerate some errors and do not tolerate others. So, where is the border which separates them?
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