Hudson ArnoldFebruary 17, 2015 Prioritization is a critical skill to master when building out a testing program. It’s about making smart choices and applying discipline to the decision-making process. In my experience helping companies build their test programs from scratch, as well as optimizing more mature programs, I’ve seen the benefits of adopting a rigorous … Continue reading What’s Next? Steps For Prioritizing Your Experiment Backlog
Shannon SyskoFebruary 16, 2015 I know you’re thinking burnout is no big deal. That it’s the norm today and “I’m just stressed, it’s fine.” But maybe you’re not. Let’s say you’re stressed from trying to prove yourself at a new position. Or your work is overwhelming in general. You probably think you have to deal … Continue reading How to Recognize and Prevent Burnout at Work
Business.comFebruary 15, 2015 Business meetings are an integral part of any organization’s daily schedule. According to Harvard Business Review, senior decision makers spend almost 65 percent of their time meeting with different functional heads to gather updates on work progress. But anyone who’s worked in a corporate set up knows that business meetings can often … Continue reading 7 Powerful Tips For Highly Productive Online Meetings
It sounds easy, but it’s surprisingly hard for most of us: To become a better listener, stop focusing on what you’ll say next. By Art Markman February 13, 2015 Next time you’re at a meeting when you are not a central participant, take a couple of minutes and watch some of the other people at … Continue reading How One Simple Change Can Make You A Better Listener
InklyoFebruary 12, 2015 Keep Track Of Your Resources With Project Management Tools When you start a new project, you need to allocate money, supplies, and personnel to the task and then keep track of progress and the budget as you go along. Most people assume that only large projects, such as building a bridge or … Continue reading Top 7 Project Management Tools
Business.comFebruary 11, 2015 The year, 1998. The place, some nameless IT office. A young man is preparing for his first day of work. He has no idea what a business analyst does, but he knows it has something to do with computers and will mean gainful employment for him. His mentor sits him down and … Continue reading Why Requirements Refinement Should Be An Ongoing Process
Jenny StilwellFebruary 11, 2015 There are many ways that CEOs can take time out to strategically work on reviewing, improving and growing their business. You can look outward to other companies in your industry, other industries, emerging trends and new technology – all as input to your thinking about your own business You can look … Continue reading 7 Steps to a Productive ‘Day Out’
Cord HimelsteinFebruary 8, 2015 If you’re a full-time worker in America, chances are you’re not getting enough sleep. That’s according to the American Time Use Survey, which examined 125,000 responses to calculate how much sleep we’re getting, and what we’re doing instead of it. The simple conclusion the survey came to is we’re working too … Continue reading Rethinking The Work Week
Graham JonesJanuary 20, 2015 There is increasing evidence that as we use more and more online technology we are becoming more and more obsessed by it. The proportion of people who constantly check their mobile phones for messages or posts from friends is increasing at an alarming rate. Indeed, people are so keen to think … Continue reading Social Networking Means You Can “Catch” Stress
by Stephen Moyers January 20th, 2015 Stephen Moyers Stephen Moyers is a Writer, Web Designer, Blogger, Technology lover. He is currently associated with SPINX Digital – a Digital Marketing Agency based in LA, California.You can follow Stephen on Twitter and Google+. For better or worse, the cultural phenomenon known as “Kimye” is here to stay. … Continue reading How to Build Your Brand By Giving It Personality
