Today’s world runs on software, and companies rely on solutions to help manage the work. Tracking what needs to be done, when, who is working on what, etc. are the typical needs for software engineering management. This is where lots of companies choose Atlassian’s JIRA.

Atlassian continues with their great marketing push, claiming lots of innovations. If you believe the hype, they may even be on to something, however, they won’t talk about the biggest issue…

If you were attracted to the topic of this article, there is a strong chance that you’ve been subjected to micromanagement. You close your eyes to remember those moments of unnecessary, controlling supervision and immediately will feel the level of frustration and temperature rising with the very thought of constant interruption, distraction, and annoyance. A feeling so negative like ripping out your passion, drive, your soul. How bad is it? Let’s be honest – pretty bad. Recent studies…

In Agile and Software Development, the overlooked “Time Left” principle holds untapped potential to enhance project management and team efficiency. Its underuse highlights a significant gap in Agile practices, especially given its absence in mainstream discussions and documentation. Surprisingly, this principle could be a game-changer in productivity and team dynamics, challenging and potentially revolutionizing current […]