Keeping knowledge workers loyal
In a previous post I discussed how to keep knowledge workers motivated. There is a flipside to keeping them motivated because being motivated is only enough the keep the knowledge worker working well,
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Keeping knowledge workers motivated
I went through a rough spot recently, which caused me to look more closely at the Maslow’s hierarchy of needs theory. This post describes what I found out in a non-personal way
Continuous delivery implementations differ due to company testing culture
I just finished reading a post about continuous delivery at Outbrain. It’s quite interesting they made a trip similar to what we have done at RemoteX. However their setup is some what
Development as a team or development as stars?
A good friend and colleague of mine Johan Andersson read somewhere that you can see the communication patterns of a company in the architecture. I can see how that makes sense, but I
A pull process
While reading The Power Of Pull, I came to think about push and pull processes. Now the definition of these is not the same as a push or pull process as used in
My presentation at AS2010
I held a presentation at AS2010 about handling defects. The slides are up, unfortunately there is not text in the slides and there’s no audio track… but for those who wish to
Inventory in software
I’ve been thinking a bit about all these factory references that occur when discussing software development. So here is an inventory management view, I guess. Inventory, viewed from a lean perspective is
Measuring defects
I was working on performance tuning for the mobile client of RemoteX Applications when I found a tool called EQATEC Analytics. Six month later I added it to our clients for the first
Troubleshooting
Sometimes I’m amazed. I came to work this morning, and someone came at me in slight panic. A system that is central for our customer operations is having an outage what do
Alt.Net Code sparring session
Last week we had a code sparring session in Stockholm under the flag of Alt.Net Sweden. Peter Hultgren, also a member of Alt.Net Sweden came up with the idea. During the
How you write code is a habit
These last couple of days we have been having a internal TDD course at RemoteX. We had the help of Andreas Brink, whom guided us in testing and over all code quality. One
Understanding code
“I can look at code and understand it but i cant write code” There seems to be a common misunderstanding that if you can read code and “understand what it does” you understand