Distributed software teams should be more inclusive, more fun, and more sustainable.
The future of remote, distributed agile is ‘asynchronous’.
The future of remote, distributed agile is ‘asynchronous’.
In the age of AI-generated outputs, there’s still room for the glorious unpredictability of being human.
If AI-first knowledge work benefits from a new way of organising, is an RTO-mindset a limiting factor for succeeding in the AI age?
The AI-first software development revolution will also change how we collaborate. I argue that async-first collaboration is the perfect companion to AI-first development.
It’s OK to say “No” to incoming work if you deliver high-quality outputs, communicate proactively, and meet your deadlines. The bargain is as simple as that.
It takes a special discipline to push back against novelty and embrace routine, boring solutions. That discipline, however, can lead to surprising efficiency.