Hosted by Anita Zbieg, PhD, this session will feature industry experts Simon Boudrias (Director of Engineering at Datadog) and Jon Kern (Software Engineer, Agile Manifesto Co-author at Adaptavist). Together, they will share insights on cultivating a developer culture that is not just productive but customer-centred.
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How to Spot the Good and Avoid the Bad in Code Review Signals?
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Thematic public Slack channels are for fun and bring people together around common interests, hobbies, and lifestyles.
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This feature helps reduce meeting fatigue and stress by providing attendees with some much-needed downtime between meetings.
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If you want to communicate, choose primary communication channels the tools where the work is done. This way you’ll improve productivity and reduce communication time
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How to balance time for focused work and meetings in dev teams at scale?
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Booking page is especially handy for meetings organised with people from outside the company.
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Use public chat channels instead of private, if the subjest is not confidential, or private.
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Let’s take a holistic view of the CI/CD pipeline. It is a delivery mechanism, but its role goes beyond just building code—it also builds developers' daily experiences.
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If your team has already chosen teams to regularly sync via meetings, probably there are still teams you’d like to sync with, but there is no need to run meetings.
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Focus on what truly matters: the users’ actual experiences and the value they gain while using your product—even down to endorphin levels.
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Enable working hours in your Google calendars -> put there your core work hours
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Creating an ergonomic work station can help support deep work and productivity.
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When you're not working, disconnect by turning off Slack, Gmail, and other notifications. The easiest way to do it is by customising your phone.
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Get your meetings in shape with Mural or Miro templates! Why use them? Because even your meetings deserve a makeover! 🚀
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How to Turn Developer Experience [DevEx] Insights into Actions
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