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Dividing and Conquering: Finding the Right Size for Your Team

Your small team has been doing great. You’ve delivered significant value to your stakeholders. You’ve shown noticeable improvement in how you work together iteration after iteration. And you’ve proven to your organization that this whole “agile” thing can work. In fact, your team has done so well

The Real Deal Behind Blockchain, Bitcoin, and Cryptocurrencies

Got a laundry list of questions that have gone unanswered when it comes to blockchain, Bitcoin, and the myriad of cryptocurrencies out there? Questions like the following: What’s going on with the boom and bust cycles? Are cryptocurrencies really here to stay? Are there really a myriad of applications

Femgineer’s Design Roundup

Design often takes a backseat to engineering because people just want to get things to work and then ship it! It’s not until after a product is in the market that the lack of design thinking and its importance becomes obvious. Design can give a product a competitive edge

Next TUG Meeting: July 31

The next virtual Tracker User Group (TUG for short) online meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 31! Please join us if you can—whether you’re a novice user or a master Tracker, this will be a great opportunity to share what you know and learn from each other. Have

Intro to Tracker Webinar: July 24

Are you a new user looking to get up to speed on Lite Tracker? We’ve got just the thing! Please join us for a free training webinar on Tuesday, July 24th, at 11:00 am PDT. We’ll go over Tracker basics, including creating a project and adding, estimating,

Applications and Resources to Help You Get Started with Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality

In the last episode of Build, we exposed a number of myths about current augmented reality and virtual reality trends, and how new products are evolving by learning from predecessors like Google Glass. If the episode piqued your curiosity and left you wondering how you can get started or where

Is There Really a Market for Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality Products?

Remember Google Glass? Yeah, it didn’t quite take off, did it. It was just one example of a failed attempt to productize virtual reality. Its short lifespan, along with a number of other products since the 90s, has probably got you thinking that there is just a lot of

How to Use Blocking and Tackling for a Great Iteration Planning Meeting Every Time

We’ve all had that iteration planning meeting. Your team spent the entire session arguing over which stories to include in the next iteration and you never even made it to sizing. By the time the session was over, you were no closer to having the next iteration planned and

Femgineer’s Resources for Remote Jobs for Employees and Employers

This month on Build, we’ve been exploring the themes of hiring, onboarding, and managing remote teams with the Founder of Pixc, Holly Cardew. We started out by talking about how to recruit remote workers across job functions, gauging if they are a culture fit, and how to test for

What a Remote Team Needs to be Successful When Working on a Mission-Critical Project

All this month, we’ve been talking about remote working as it relates to recruiting, training, and retaining remote workers. We started out by tackling how to recruit remote workers for people who may be new to it. Then we discussed how to train, hold accountable, and retain remote workers.