henrydjacob/Engineering Culture
Navigating the Stagnant Stage in Engineering Projects
As innovation and adaptation are the lifeblood of progress, the failure to sustain momentum can lead to what we call the "Stagnant Stage." When a project enters the Stagnant Stage, it often signi...
on September 11, 2024
Self-Managing Teams vs. Directly Responsible Individuals: Navigating Engineering Culture
In the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, the dynamics of team structures and accountability have sparked considerable debate. As a long-time advocate of the agile movement, I have...
on July 20, 2024
Transforming Internal IT Teams: The Power of a 'Product First' Approach
In the world of IT, there is a shift happening - a paradigm shift that is transforming internal IT teams from mere cost centers to profit centers. One of the key strategies to facilitate this trans...
on July 10, 2024
Extreme Testing: Testing Like There's No Tomorrow
We build platforms which eventually drive multiple products, the importance of delivering a quality product cannot be overstated. We understand the significance of rigorous testing in ensuring that...
on March 19, 2024
Quantity Beats Quality: A Paradox in Product Development
Many believe that perfection can only be achieved through meticulous attention to detail and a slow, methodical approach. However, a growing school of thought argues that in the fast-paced world of...
on February 20, 2024
Why Customer Success is Product and Engineering Team's Responsibility
Where innovation meets functionality, there lies a critical yet often overlooked aspect – customer success. While the spotlight typically shines on customer success or support teams when it comes t...
on February 20, 2024
A Good Process, Just Works
Unlike flashy trends or buzzword-laden techniques, a good process simply functions without fanfare or the need for constant supervision. It seamlessly integrates into the fabric of everyday work li...
on February 18, 2024
The True Test of an Agile Team Lies in How They Respond to Last-Minute Changes
Last-minute changes are inevitable. Whether it's a sudden shift in project requirements, an unexpected bug, or a new stakeholder request, how a team responds to these changes speaks volumes about t...
on February 18, 2024