Context-switching isn't a problem to avoid, but a skill to master. The benefits are huge: better productivity, happiness, and career advancement. #10xSoftwareDelivery #CareerAdvice

Avoid project pitfalls. Keep your team's and stakeholders' expectations aligned and keep the delivery process smooth. #10xSoftwareDelivery #Collaboration

Rollbacks should be as simple as deployments, including code and database migrations. It's all about flexibility and safety. #SoftwareEngineering #10xSoftwareDelivery

It’s not always about implementing all scenarios. It’s about acknowledging them and designing a reasonable fallback. This approach boosts the user experience. #SoftwareEngineering #10xSoftwareDelivery

When team members hold each other accountable for delivering only valuable outcomes, the entire team becomes more efficient and effective. #10xSoftwareDelivery #Accountability

Different productivity approaches may or may not work for you. But remember, sometimes it's not about the technique, it's about your adaptation. #10xSoftwareDelivery #ProductivityHacks

Transparency and psychological safety are by-products of courage. Speak up, discuss important topics, and create a culture of fearlessness. #10xSoftwareDelivery #CourageInTech

Resist the temptation to make your process a 'structured monster.' It might make sense on paper, but it leads to delays and increased lead times. Aim for lean, effective processes. #SoftwareEngineering #LeanMethodology #10xSoftwareDelivery

From TDD to Continuous Deployment, there's much to learn from history. Master the practices known to work. #SoftwareEngineering #10xSoftwareDelivery

QA shouldn't be an afterthought or a separate step. Integrate it into your 'In-progress' stage by having QA engineers pair with software engineers. This cuts steps and boosts quality. #QA #SoftwareEngineering #10xSoftwareDelivery

Lack of courage in a software engineering team leads to a loss of control over the software system. If you have rules about when you can deploy, you've lost control. #SoftwareEngineering #10xSoftwareDelivery #CourageInTech

Designing software for now doesn't mean you're not forward-thinking. It means you're efficient. #SoftwareEngineering #CodingPrinciples #10xSoftwareDelivery

Teams afraid to deploy on Fridays? This is a red flag! True #SoftwareEngineering proficiency means being able to deploy any day of the week. Let's normalize confidence in our code. #10xSoftwareDelivery

Courage = continuous improvement. Don't be afraid to discuss issues and experiment with new solutions. Each day brings a new chance to become better. #ContinuousImprovement #10xSoftwareDelivery

Stepping out of your comfort zone is essential for rapid learning and improvement. Embrace courage and take on bigger challenges to deliver greater results. #10xSoftwareDelivery #CourageInTech

Sometimes you underestimate tasks—It happens. The key is not to buckle but to re-strategize. Extreme measures like a 'War Room' may be needed to keep commitments and build trust. #SoftwareEngineering #Commitment #10xSoftwareDelivery

Strive to come up with the simplest solution for current needs. This approach is always right. #SoftwareEngineering #KISSPrinciple #10xSoftwareDelivery

Setting clear, actionable goals gives direction to your work and increases your delivery speed. Don't just work hard, work towards your goals. #10xSoftwareDelivery #GoalSetting

True leadership in software engineering is about setting ambitious goals and ensuring your team delivers—no excuses. Miss the mark? Don't surrender. Push 1000% to get as close as possible. #Leadership #SoftwareEngineering #10xSoftwareDelivery

Are your external dependencies truly worth it? Sometimes the simpler solution is to build the functionality yourself. #SoftwareEngineering #SelfBuiltVsIntegrated #10xSoftwareDelivery