There are some moments in life where you feel like you’ve seen everything professionally, especially when you’re an old dog like me, but what I experienced recently thanks to a…
I have been a Release Train Engineer in Arm for a year now, and I still struggle to explain what my role is or what I do. What is an…
A few weeks ago I had the privilege to attend the Scrum Alliance global gathering in Austin, Texas, where one of my Agile idols, Dan Pink (author of one of…
Thanks to my beautiful Arm colleagues for these pictures! At work, recently, I’ve started to randomly wear some meaningful t-shirts with messages that, hopefully, resonate. The first one is I’m…
2019 started ten weeks ago, and despite everything changes for everything to remain the same, I do believe in the energy that the perceptional change of year can fuel within…
As a Release Train Engineer, you need to make sure your teams are ready for PI planning. You need to make it happen… but where is the line? A bit…
I became an interim Release Train Engineer recently; it’s been an intense, raw and beautiful journey not lacking challenges. But my! what a ride! It’s kept me away from this blog…
We humans tend to have a natural resistance to change, initially perceived as a negative thing, an especially when this change happens suddenly; and it can potentially worsen a situation…
Cultural transformation isn’t easy, even if the company you work for has already made the call for a change. Individuals are the vehicle to make it happen, but as human…
I’ve always struggled with the “so-called” concept of professionalism. Is your credibility or performance affected by bringing your personal life to work? I want to believe we’re all human above…
