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Why good teams don't fall from the sky

Why good teams don't fall from the sky

How teams form, thrive, and mature. There's a key question when it comes to project success: How do successful teams emerge? This article provides answers that can be clearly derived from a systemic view of a team. It will become apparent that...

What a bunch of characters!

What a bunch of characters!

Are you more of a "natural," "true," or "proper" software developer? Just for fun, think about this question with me and consider the implications of the answer. Gunter Dueck, mathematician and lateral thinker at IBM, introduced this classification in his book "Omnisophy" (a neologism...).

Failed projects are a matter of luck.

Failed projects are a matter of luck.

Those who strive for success also take a risk: failure. However, the evaluation of success and failure is a matter of perspective. If you're interested, you can read my personal, perhaps somewhat unconventional, views on this topic here. Do you want proof that your...

All's well that ends well: Blackbox tests using whitebox metrics do not result in graybox tests.

All's well that ends well: Blackbox tests using whitebox metrics do not result in graybox tests.

MicroConsult trainer Remo Markgraf will dedicate his presentation at the ESE Congress 2021 to the question of how to achieve the highest possible quality with minimal testing effort. His presentation is aimed at developers, software architects, testers, project managers, and product managers. “Everyone wants…”.

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