Strategy

A playful look at what puppies, rats, and software teams can teach us about collaboration. Being the smartest isn’t the goal - building trust and keeping the team “in play” is.

Sometimes, the most meaningful growth comes not from fixing problems, but from learning to live with them. In “Unsolvable Problems,” we explore how friction in marriage and product teams alike reveals character, builds empathy, and strengthens collaboration.

This post explores three critical factors that can make or break a project: earning client buy-in, maintaining regular demonstration and feedback loops, and providing proactive support post-launch. Through real project experiences, the author shares lessons learned about aligning with client expectations, course-correcting early, and empowering clients to succeed long after go-live. These insights remind us that delivering real value means listening first, collaborating often, and supporting always.

Learn how to become a better programming partner with three practical tips for improving your pair programming experience. From open communication to humility and gratitude, this blog shares key insights to help you collaborate more effectively and write better code together.

An agile mindset can be a powerful tool in overcoming imposter syndrome. By embracing flexibility, continuous learning and collaboration, individuals can shift from a fixed mindset to one that values growth and improvement. By focusing on small wins, adapting to change and being open to feedback, those struggling with imposter syndrome can reframe their mindset and recognize their true potential.

In this blog post, we delve into a recent change management and training project undertaken with a client who needed to transition their workforce to a new system and updated processes.