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What happens when your product is not stable close to release date ? – Part 6




This is a series of short posts about the scenario where a product that decides the future of the company is being released, and how it can be difficult to make a decision about release vs. delay when there are suspicions that the quality of the product may not be as desired. In the previous [...]



Getting team members to attend user feedback sessions, usability being very important (Part 1)..




In the previous post (Needing user feedback?), I was talking about a case where there needs to be a balance between having user sessions to get feedback about new proposed plans, vs. the case whereby a lot of new stuff is such that users may not have thought of and where getting feedback may not [...]



What is a CVS or a concurrent versioning system?




Concurrent versions system or CVS as it is popularly known, is a free software system basically used for the controlling of the revision of the software system. The concurrent versioning system is an important part of the process of software development. If one has to describe what it does: All the work done and the [...]



Not pushing the team too hard – a fine balance that can be easy to miss – Part 5 ..




In this series of posts (previous post about compensation disparities), I have been talking about the problems that caused our team, which had improved its productivity levels to become one of the most productive teams, to start raising objections to being pushed for the work that they were doing. So far, during the analysis that [...]