Why You Should Adopt Agile Now More Than Ever
A time of crisis is a time of turbulence, constant changes, and continuous adaptation. And during this time, we can learn a lot from the Agile methodology to get through and survive a crisis. When quick decisions are demanded left and right, companies need to stay nimble but grounded
Kanban for Educators: Adapting to the New Normal in Education
The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way we handle our usual activities, including the way our children are educated. Some parents who have no option to homeschool their kids decided to go with the new method teachers are implementing, and that is by running their classes online. Virtual
7 Reasons Why Effective Team Meetings are Important
Meetings are part and parcel of every organization. It’s a way for employees to gather, exchange ideas, share feedback, and learn from each other. But team meetings also get a bad rep. Not everyone comes ecstatic to a meeting. Most of the time employees even dread the thought of
15 Must-Have Productivity Tools for Your Remote Team
2020 has forced the entire globe to work remotely. It has also made everyone realize that remote work actually works. But remote work is not all rainbows and unicorns. It’s a challenging feat to pull off. Managing a distributed team can be difficult to wrap your head around. But
8 Ways to Improve Your Homeschool Structure with Kanban
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to change how we live our daily lives, the concept of schooling our children has totally changed. As we try to find ways to continue the kids’ education, many of us have turned to the concept of homeschooling. But setting up and running a
How to Simplify Your Writing Workflow with Kanban
It can be quite difficult to find the mental power to write at peak productivity regardless of your experience. While you can use notepads and rudimentary goal-setting methodologies to make yourself more productive, these are short-term solutions. Sooner or later, you will fall back into procrastination and your writing