Quarterly feedback may align with SAFe's Program Increments, but it can hinder the success of Agile Release Trains. Discover how Agile Delivery Managers and RTEs can drive continuous improvement through frequent retrospectives and actionable insights. Learn why embracing agility and faster feedback loops is crucial for your organization's growth and success.
The developers at ScatterSpoke enhanced their flow state time and sped up their delivery process by integrating an AI coding assistant named Cody, which helped automate repetitive tasks, provide code suggestions, and quick-fix common errors. As a result, their workflow improved significantly with increased productivity, enhanced knowledge, improved focus, and reduced coding errors, leading to the delivery of high-quality software products.
Learn how incorporating engineering metrics into your retrospectives can revolutionize your software development process. By integrating quantitative data with qualitative feedback, you can make more informed decisions, boost productivity, and enhance collaboration. Discover best practices for integrating metrics and find out how ScatterSpoke can help your team unlock their full potential.
Agile2022 wrapped last Friday. Thank you Agile Alliance and Nashville! It had been a long time between in-person conferences for our amazing community of agilists, and we were thrilled to be part of it, as attendees, sponsors, and a speaker – our very own Colleen Johnson. The entire ScatterSpoke crew loved seeing so many new and familiar faces (and cool masks!) in-person after so long!
Fast feedback loops and effective retrospectives can improve software delivery and make life easier for developers, project managers, and organizational leaders. On the other hand, bad feedback loops and retros can lead to frustration and lack of motivation.
Here’s a secret: Developers hate your retros. Not all developers and hopefully not all of your retros, but at some point, a developer has sat there and thought “this retro sucks”. It’s a serious problem, and at the heart of it lies one key concept: continuous improvement.
Excellent retro facilitation comes down to five key factors: the right people, getting them talking, avoiding groupthink, actionable takeaways and the tools that make this process simple.
Join the ranks of data-driven companies seamlessly acting on feedback and driving substantial improvement with less effort.
