Teamwork

Today, let’s talk about the ultimate dream team: paraeducators and teachers. These two groups of educators can achieve amazing results when they work together. Not convinced? Well, let me break it down for you. Joining Forces First off, when paraeducators and teachers join forces, they can cover all the bases. Paraeducators can…

Through my experience working in a Scrum team, I have gained valuable insights into collaboration, communication, and productivity. I was fortunate to have a skilled Scrum Master who guided the team in developing a workflow that produced effective outcomes. The guidance and support I received have greatly influenced my approach…

Software development ideas I leverage to frame how I manage my development team as an ex-developer — As a one-time software developer, the transition to managing a team of developers was difficult but rewarding. At first, much of the work was unfamiliar and uncomfortable. Even a little scary. Early on, I regularly suffered from imposter syndrome. I’d been many things, before. …

If someone asked you to list your values would you be able to answer them straight away? Would you end up telling them your organisation’s values instead? Would you be flummoxed and just say some nice things that you hope are true? For quite some time I was the person…

Dreamers, nerds & firm blockchain believers. You already know a bit about what we do — our team’s on a mission to provide software solutions that enable confident crypto investment decisions. Time to get to know the people behind Nerox. 4 Founding Fathers

Every business wants the best teams. There’s many elements to achieving them and you can spend years and plenty of resources trying to get there. But if your team can’t overcome setbacks or bounceback after challenges, all your effort might go to waste. There’s been a hell of a lot…

Well, some teachers know these tricks and their students are excelling. — It may be a teacher’s responsibility to teach you something, but when we go to class, it is our responsibility to learn no matter how bad the teacher is. And, when we get a bad teacher, we need to reach for some tools that can help us learn. Any subject…

A high-functioning team in 2023 looks a little different than it did in 2010. At that time, Malcolm Gladwell’s “Designs for Working” argued for open office spaces. Now, in 2023, nearly 26% of U.S. employees work remotely. Alone. At home. Well — maybe alone with their favorite four-legged friend. With evolving technology and work-from-home rates only increasing, your team’s needs are ever-changing.