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Self-organized teams in an organization is not a new concept, this management approach has been used years ago, even in the previous century, and it is becoming increasingly popular nowadays with emerging software development methodologies. This concept has increased its popularity after the broader adoption of Agile. If we are to look into the Agile … Read more
Introduction In the fast-paced world of digital agency ownership, relying solely on gut instincts and quick decisions may not suffice. While there’s merit to quick action, calculated, data-driven decisions bring extreme value to the table. Today, we’re diving deep into one such critical decision: should you onboard a Senior Project Manager as a Full-Time Employee … Read more
As a project manager, you like control and so do I! So when you hear “scope creep” it doesn’t give a warm and fuzzy feeling. But it’s a common issue that plagues many projects, and it can be a nightmare to manage if not handled properly. Scope creep occurs when the project’s requirements, goals, or … Read more
As kids, my brother and I used to love going to the roof of our house to drop anything we could find off the roof and watch them break into a million pieces. I admit, it wasn’t the most responsible game, but hey we were kids. Anyway, the point is, you have likely felt that … Read more
When it comes to hot topics in the agency landscape, time tracking invariably takes center stage. After all, for many, it’s the expressway to profitability. However, this article won’t delve into the importance of time tracking—an area thoroughly explored in numerous online articles and one with which you’re well-acquainted if you’re part of an agency. … Read more
An old friend used to say, “If I ask for chicken, don’t give me lobster.” For some, that might seem like an unwelcome upgrade. But the truth is, exceeding others’ expectations can be a risky gamble and can lead to outright confusion. This principle holds true in our projects and client relationships, specifically concerning the … Read more
The Waterfall model is the earliest Software Development Lifecycle approach that was used for software development, long before the Agile approach was embraced. As the Waterfall Model illustrates the software development process in a linear sequential flow, it means that any phase in the development process begins only if the previous phase is complete. In … Read more
If you are reading this, you already know that Scrum has three roles: Product Owner, ScrumMaster, and the Development team members. These three roles make or break Scrum, having a crucial role in delivering successful products. These Scrum roles are often different from official job titles, meaning that the development team, for example, can be … Read more
The roles in Scrum are quite different from other traditional software methods. Given the flexibility and adaptive approach of Scrum, as team members, we get the opportunity to experience new responsibilities and broaden our skills. For example, one can start as a Developer and then migrate to a Scrum Master role, while another can transition … Read more
An old friend used to say, “If I ask for chicken, don’t give me lobster.” For some, that might seem like an unwelcome upgrade. But the truth is, exceeding others’ expectations can be a risky gamble and can lead to outright confusion. This principle holds true in our projects and client relationships, specifically concerning the … Read more