Avoiding Product Dependencies

In this episode, we discuss what is known as the heartbeat of a delivery team, the product backlog.  We will uncover the key elements of maintaining a healthy product backlog. Learn about effective meetings, suggested applications, and strategic approaches that shape a successful backlog.Discover our guest, Briel's insights on inclusive meetings and suggested applications that revolutionize backlog management, streamlining workflows and unlock team potential.

Welcome to our latest episode where we delve into the world of product delivery and explore the key steps required to deliver products that people truly love. We're going to take you on a journey from the initial starting process right through to the end, providing a high-level overview of the entire process.We'll be highlighting some of the key areas you need to focus on, including the all-important prototypes, solutions, product vision, and CI/CD. But we won't stop there. We'll also be discussing the crucial importance of customer centricity and how and when to engage stakeholders to ensure your product meets their needs.This episode is jam-packed with insight and knowledge, and we guarantee you'll come away with a new perspective on product delivery.

In this episode we get to tap into an engineer's perspective of what it takes to have   good and effective collaboration between Product Managers, Project Managers or leaders and their Engineers. It does not matter your role on a product team or in the industry, this will be an episode that you will not want to miss.

In this episode we invite guest Cory Pinkney  to discuss some common dependencies to delivering product which include communication. We also get into working in silos, team working agreements and information radiators. 

On this episode we discuss retrospectives and the impact it has on teams. What are retrospectives? Who should be doing them? What elements do quality retrospectives have? How should they be facilitated?We've invited guest Tara Williams to discuss and give her input on this important topic.