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📅 June 19, 2020

A Positive Look At Scope Creep

When you look at statistics on software development, the success rate is disappointing. Many factors contribute to this negative trend. However, scope creep is a stealthy form of derailing even the best-planned projects. Nevertheless, there is a bright side to…

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📅 June 17, 2020

Positive Customer Experience – Finding a Win

Our paychecks primarily come from customers, directly or indirectly. That may point to there being no negatives in dealing with them. Nevertheless, supporting users can be a struggle. Developers and engineers do not typically enjoy support and interaction with them. …

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📅 June 15, 2020

The Upside of Challenging Problems

We all face obstacles and challenges in our daily work. However, the IT world is full of extra challenging problems. These are the tasks that we struggle against for days or weeks instead of minutes or hours. We can see…

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📅 June 12, 2020

The Upside of Recruiters

Timing is everything. There are moments where it is easy to list the upside of recruiters. On the other hand, there are times when we have less nice things to say. For example, that call that interrupts our “coding groove”…

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📅 June 10, 2020

Open Source Software and Tools- A Positive Look

Open Source software is a staple in most modern careers. One reason is that there are essential pros to using it. Some developers would even argue that it is hard to find negatives with this approach. Love it or hate…

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📅 June 8, 2020

Technology Changes – Using It To Your Advantage

Technology changes at a fast rate. It might even seem like that speed is increasing every year. This speed of change can be daunting to those that want to “stay current.” It requires us to spend hours every week consuming…

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