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Many project managers and leads think that the customer should not participate in the development process. However, proper exposure may give more information to the customer and provide valuable feedback to the technical team.

Business, TechnicalYevhen ShyshkinFebruary 2, 2022development, flow, workflow, customer, presentation, discussion, adaptation, feature, technical, team, communication, support, processComment

From Chaos To Order

Project management is an organizational process of many external and internal activities to complete specific scope of work called the project. It is a common situation when the project is started in chaos with no understanding of requirements, the scope of work, or who participates in the project. Let us see how to organize that chaos.

BusinessYevhen ShyshkinMay 5, 2021chaos, order, project, management, requirements, preparation, responsibility, team, member, time, estimate, task, milestone, maintenance, adaptation, syncronization, meeting, foundation, customer, successComment

The Iterative Approach: Pros And Cons

Nowadays, 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.

Technical, BusinessYevhen ShyshkinSeptember 9, 2020iteration, approach, pros, cons, advantage, disadvantage, divide and conquer, adaptation, parallelism, planning, vision, overhead, project, best practiceComment

Mentoring in IT Companies

When a person comes to a new job, he/she needs some time to adapt to the new responsibilities, company structure, and overall workflow. Mentoring is one of the best practices that make this process quicker and easier. This article shows how mentoring helps newcomers to start working at the new place.

Communication, TechnicalYevhen ShyshkinOctober 2, 2019mentoring, teaching, trainings, mentor, student, protege, IT, company, experience, knowledge, communication, workflow, feedback, best practice, process, adaptation, review, responsibility, dutyComment