We often see that companies want proof that Software Teaming works before they’re willing to experiment with it. We think that might be short-sighted because innovating and experimenting are crucial in business environments.
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Thinking about our thinking, known as metacognition, is foundational to our effectiveness in work. In this post, we’ll briefly examine the most baffling, widespread, and intractable of metacognition problems: Dogma. Formally, dogma is defined as: “Any belief held unquestioningly and with undefended certainty. A principle or set of principles laid down by an authority as
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When people first hear of Software Teaming, it seems like such a simple concept. Instead of working individually, we work together. All we must do is move our chairs together and share a computer. It’s a trivial mechanical change that requires only a few moments of effort. What could be easier? It turns out to
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