All Hatcheon Blog posts
My friend and I started a side project in 2014. We are coworkers at a software development company that predominantly builds solutions for clients. We’ve learned a lot here over the years and it’s been a great place to work. The reason we started our side project was because we wanted to build things for … Continue Reading
The human brain is a marvelous creator, with infinite design capacity. In most cases the only limitations imposed on our creativity are also just imaginary limitations and while they may be powerful perceptions, they are ultimately influenced by our experiences, which develop into assumptions and beliefs. This piece is not aimed at discussing the power … Continue Reading
Typically when comparing how engineering teams work from a deliverable perspective, there is not that much difference from team to team. Where there are differences these are usually just semantics. Essentially all engineering teams break large chunks of work into smaller chunks of work, assign these smaller chunks out to individuals or teams and then … Continue Reading