Does agile approach support taking a task from a team?
Can customer take one of tasks during the planning meeting, which was already assigned to this team, and put it to another team? For example because a customer think that the other team will be faster in implementing it?
Is it normal for some agile methodologies? If yes, could you, please, provide me with the source of this information(book or web link), because I do not know how to handle it, especially because of team spirit: such a thing can make people in team demotivated and also there can origin some tenses in between these two teams…
Does agile approach support taking a task from a team?
Can customer take one of tasks during the planning meeting, which was already assigned to this team, and put it to another team? For example because a customer think that the other team will be faster in implementing it?
Is it normal for some agile methodologies? If yes, could you, please, provide me with the source of this information(book or web link), because I do not know how to handle it, especially because of team spirit: such a thing can make people in team demotivated and also there can origin some tenses in between these two teams…
Does agile approach support taking a task from a team?
Can customer take one of tasks during the planning meeting, which was already assigned to this team, and put it to another team? For example because a customer think that the other team will be faster in implementing it?
Is it normal for some agile methodologies? If yes, could you, please, provide me with the source of this information(book or web link), because I do not know how to handle it, especially because of team spirit: such a thing can make people in team demotivated and also there can origin some tenses in between these two teams…
Does agile approach support taking a task from a team?
Can customer take one of tasks during the planning meeting, which was already assigned to this team, and put it to another team? For example because a customer think that the other team will be faster in implementing it?
Is it normal for some agile methodologies? If yes, could you, please, provide me with the source of this information(book or web link), because I do not know how to handle it, especially because of team spirit: such a thing can make people in team demotivated and also there can origin some tenses in between these two teams…
Does agile approach support taking a task from a team?
Can customer take one of tasks during the planning meeting, which was already assigned to this team, and put it to another team? For example because a customer think that the other team will be faster in implementing it?
Is it normal for some agile methodologies? If yes, could you, please, provide me with the source of this information(book or web link), because I do not know how to handle it, especially because of team spirit: such a thing can make people in team demotivated and also there can origin some tenses in between these two teams…
How to effectively cooperate in a team having mixed background/mindset regarding OOP? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: “Too object-oriented” (4 answers) Closed 9 years ago. I’ve been recently assigned for a new high-performance C++ project (finance) together with 3 other guys who, like, me, refer to themselves as “primarily C/C++ programmers”, meaning, all of us have also done Java & other stuff, we all have comparable […]
How to effectively cooperate in a team having mixed background/mindset regarding OOP? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: “Too object-oriented” (4 answers) Closed 9 years ago. I’ve been recently assigned for a new high-performance C++ project (finance) together with 3 other guys who, like, me, refer to themselves as “primarily C/C++ programmers”, meaning, all of us have also done Java & other stuff, we all have comparable […]
How to effectively cooperate in a team having mixed background/mindset regarding OOP? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: “Too object-oriented” (4 answers) Closed 9 years ago. I’ve been recently assigned for a new high-performance C++ project (finance) together with 3 other guys who, like, me, refer to themselves as “primarily C/C++ programmers”, meaning, all of us have also done Java & other stuff, we all have comparable […]
In voice recognition programs, what methods are generally used to separate voice from noise?
I think voice recognition is cool, and I might start studying it soon, but one big question that I’ve always wondered about is “How do the programmers separate the noise from the voice?”
Is there any software development methodologies for small teams?
I’m working in a big software company and I’m developing a big enterprise-level web-solution with a team of about 25 people (2 architects, ~15 developers, 5 QA engineers, couple BAs, project manager). We are following agile methodology and scrum and it seems to be pretty convenient for such big team in circumstances of frequent requirement changes.