Smaller, team-level hackathons can be a powerful way to drive innovation, solve real problems, and strengthen collaboration within your engineering teams.
Striking the right balance between async and real-time collaboration is key to keeping engineering teams productive and engaged. Learn when to use each approach effectively.
Hiring great engineers is about more than just technical skills. Communication, ownership, adaptability, and a learning mindset are just as critical to building a strong, collaborative, and balanced team.
One of the biggest challenges in software teams is ensuring that engineers and non-technical stakeholders understand each other. Strong collaboration between both sides leads to better products, smoother execution, and a more aligned team.
Great software isn't built in silos. True collaboration between developers, designers, and product managers leads to better products, fewer misunderstandings, and a more effective agile process.
Empathy is a key driver of collaboration and innovation in engineering teams. Learn how fostering emotional intelligence and understanding improves team dynamics, product quality, and cross-functional collaboration.
Accountability in development teams is not about blame but about ownership, commitment, and trust. Learn how fostering accountability improves agility, delivery, and cross-functional collaboration.
Andre Collin
