PinnedPublished inAnalyst’s cornerA Fool with a Tool Is an Amplified FoolTools can boost a software developer’s capability, but ineffective or inappropriate tool usage amplifies their shortcomings as well.Sep 30, 202422Sep 30, 202422
PinnedPublished inAnalyst’s cornerA Compilation of Articles by Karl WiegersHere’s an index with more than 145 of my articles on business analysis, product design, project management, teamwork, quality, consulting…Apr 14, 2024Apr 14, 2024
PinnedPublished inFreelancer’s HubYou Say You Want to Write a Book?It’s an exciting prospect. It’s also a lot of work. Here are some tips for getting started, based on 14 books’ worth of experience.Feb 26, 202435Feb 26, 202435
PinnedPublished inAnalyst’s cornerThe Essential Practices for Business Analysis SuccessThese twenty requirements practices can make the difference between happy success and painful struggling.Oct 4, 20235Oct 4, 20235
PinnedPublished inCrow’s Feet: Life As We AgeKarl and/or Chris Has Left the BuildingYou’re going to die eventually. Make things easier for your family by organizing essential information before they need it.Nov 14, 20239Nov 14, 20239
Published inFreelancer’s HubIs the Consulting Lifestyle Right for You?Consider these impacts on yourself and your family’s lifestyle before you leap into self-employment.4d ago224d ago22
Published inAnalyst’s cornerStrive to Have a Colleague, Rather Than a Customer, Find a DefectSoftware reviews are a powerful quality practice. We can all do better work with a little help from our friends.4d ago34d ago3
Published inFreelancer’s HubUseful Presentation Tricks I’ve LearnedHere are numerous tips I’ve picked up about how to engage more effectively with any audience.Feb 2510Feb 2510
Published inAnalyst’s cornerCommunicating Requirements: From Voice of the Customer to Ear of the DeveloperA software team can use various communication pathways to connect requirements sources to solution builders.Feb 237Feb 237