InfoQ Homepage Productivity Content on InfoQ
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The Art, Science and Psychology of Decision Making
Hannes Ricklefs makes an exploration into the science behind decision-making, with tips and tricks to improve the ability to make sound personal and professional choices.
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The Keys to Developer Productivity: Collaborate and Innovate
Heather VanCura discusses how to adopt the latest Java technology, innovate and contribute to the future evolution of the Java platform and ecosystem.
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Multiplying Engineering Productivity in Face of Constant Change
Shweta Saraf discusses harnessing the collective intelligence of a team to not only multiply productivity, but also cultivate organizational resilience in the face of unceasing changes.
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Five Behaviours to Become an Effective Staff-Plus Engineer
Blanca Garcia Gil takes a step back and goes through a handful of skills that when applied strategically will help one amplify their impact in a team.
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Creating an Atmosphere of Psychological Safety
Tim Berglund discusses creating an atmosphere of psychological safety for a team and the impact it can have.
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Enabling Engineering Productivity at the Financial Times
Sarah Wells discusses how they ended up moving fast with over 30,000 releases in a year from a development team of around 250.
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Engineering Your Organization: Services, Platforms, and Communities
Randy Shoup discusses the different ways high-performing engineering organizations gain leverage by specialization and sharing.
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Architecting for Focus, Flow, and Joy: beyond the Unicorn Project
The panelists discuss some of the most fun and least fun moments when coding, how functional programming practices have helped, and how productivity can be unleashed at a team-of-teams scale.
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Curiosity Killed the Cat! But That’s What All Great Teams Need!
Suzanne Doyle and Kwasi Owusu-Asomaning discuss coaching tools used to build great teams.
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How to Debug Your Team
Lisa van Gelder tells stories about how she debugged teams at three companies, and the consequences of not giving teams what they need to be successful: Mastery, Autonomy, Purpose and Safety.
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The Good, the Bad, the Ugly: Making Teams Perform Better
Victoria Puscas talks about how a team of engineers and data scientists worked together for a year and became high performing by embracing change, improving practices, overcoming challenges together.
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Developer Effectiveness: Optimizing Feedback Loops
Tim Cochran presents research gathered from ThoughtWorks' varied clients and projects and shows some of the metrics they have identified as guides to creating the culture for high performing teams.