My Story During my 15 years as a Software Engineer, there were certain practices I learned that had a positive impact on software delivery and team morale. Examples include adopting CI/CD, adding automation tests, encouraging smaller items and having engineers involved in the entire workflow from customer to release.

Having small user stories is one of the best things a team can do to improve Scrum workflow. Not only are smaller items easier to understand and estimate, but they are also less risky for a team to take up. However, splitting up big user stories into smaller ones can

I think nearly all software engineers have been through the frustration of investigating some specific bug, where you stare at a block of code for hours but everything just looks correct. Let's see how a Rubber Duck to help you debug the code.

The Monty Hall problem is a statistical brainteaser and is based on a challenge from an old game show called “let’s make a deal” and named after it’s host, Monty Hall.