Episodes

The Podcasters are joined by one of our Agile/Scrum experts to talk about stuff not to do in an agile project.

The Generation X podcasters chat with a Millennial and a Gen-Z'er to figure out if we need to do anything as members of different generations to work better together.

It's all about connections! So how do you connect with your team, company, and coworkers? How do you maintain that feeling of connection? How do you maintain connections in a hybrid work setting? We discuss all of this and more!

Expectations: How we can keep from disappointing ourselves and others for failing to predict the future.

Is attending a tech conference worth it? We talk to Jeff Urban about Tech Conferences from the perspective of an attendee, speaker, and organizer and share our experiences.

Feeling undervalued, under appreciated, underpaid, and/or under-recognized. The podcasters adopt as positive an attitude as possible and try to figure out how to know when your feelings are justified or if you are just being paranoid, expecting too much or misreading the situation.

In the pursuit of the ultimate BLT sandwich, Brien Coffield joins us to talk about getting started with indoor or outdoor gardening.

The podcasters talk about fads. Business fads, tech fads, and other fads. We may have mistaken some trends for fads, so I guess we are talking about trends as well.

The Podcasters lean on a few of our data people to understand the evolution of data, data literacy, and joining the new world of Data in the cloud.

In the third and final part of our series on building a great team, Nick Bruecken joins us to talk about coming together as a well oiled machine that gets it done and how to keep it that way.

Part 2 of a 3 part series on building a great team with Nick Bruecken. Storming: Now that you have formed, how do you finish "Storming" to get everyone settled into their roles and how the team will operate, and then move on to "Norming" where the team is operating as well oiled machine?

Part 1 of a 3 part series on building a great team with Nick Bruecken. Forming and Storming: How do you field and form a team to get everyone on board and heading in the right direction and ready to work on your project or initiative? As a team member, what can you do to help the process along?

We ask Danny from the JavaScript practice a lot of questions about the latest stuff in the world of Front End Development.

What have we learned from Comics and Comic Book Movies? Anything? Everything? Listen as the Podcasters dive into life lessons taught from their favorite superheros.

We have quite a bit of experience among the podcasters doing interviews and being interviewed. Listen as we discuss interview hot topics, tips and horror stories of our past interviews.

Asking the right questions of the right people at the right time are critical for a project to be successful. Gucci joins us to share her experiences as a BA and Scrum Master to answer our questions about questions.

We talk about identifying, setting, and keep boundaries at work. Not just work-life balance, but also protecting your productivity and focus. Boundaries for yourself and your team.

We are joined by one of our seasoned project and program expert Jim Rathe to talk about how to make change happen in an organization.

What is an actual "Risk" to a project? What do you put in that risk box on a status report? Jen Deutsch one of our seasoned project delivery people helps us figure this out.

Fast is fine, but accuracy is everything: Wyatt Earp basically said that the people who win are the ones who can take their time the fastest. How does that apply to work? We try to figure that out.

Creating special moments for your team to brighten the day and help each other connect. Or just because it is fun.

What is burnout? How does it happen? Why does it happen? How can you avoid it? How can you recover from it? Today we talk all about burnout from every perspective we can think of and explain it to Chad, who is apparently immune.

In this exciting episode, we talk about what we do for a living and what got us here - doing the jobs we do now in the tech world.

Is documentation really necessary? Today we talk about how much is too much. We also discuss why documentation and knowledge capture are important and that we should do it even it's not our favorite.