Life is not merely being alive, but being well.  It’s been a month since we came back from the winter breaks from Manali, a hill station in the northern part of India. I felt like having a pain in lower back and in the right knee. I informed my manager and decided to do work…

This credential validates your cloud fluency and foundational AWS knowledge. You will get 90 minutes and there will be 65 multiple choice type questions. Don’t stuck on a question just mark it for review and do it towards the end. You may take exam either proctored online or by going to the testing center. It’s…

‘It requires sacrifices and a willingness to give up fundamental parts of your current way of working — starting with the leaders. We gave up the traditional hierarchy, formal meetings, over-engineering, detailed planning, and excessive “input steering” in exchange for empowered teams, informal networks, and “output steering.” You need to look beyond your own industry…

Introduction: The 5 Whys technique is a problem-solving method that delves into the root cause of a specific issue by asking the question “Why?” repeatedly. Its aim is to identify the underlying cause-and-effect of a defect or problem, moving away from a short-term solution and towards a long-term fix. This technique can also be applied…

Many IT firms have been actively adopting climate sustainability measures to reduce their environmental impact and contribute to global efforts to combat climate change. Here are some common sustainability measures implemented by IT firms: *These are not my personal views; the response was generated via ChatGPT.

Though not a big fan of Scrum certifications, I still want to help the community by posting a few trick questions asked in the Product Owner certification exam (PSPO). Guys, I found PSPO-Advance easier than PSPO-1 because of the time pressure. You have to complete 80 questions in an hour. So, practice a lot. You…

According to the Scrum guide: Scrum is: If we look at the Scrum guide (2020), it is a simple 12-page guide that contains the definition of Scrum. This definition consists of Scrum roles, events, artefacts, and the rules that bind them together. Scrum is not a defined process you can follow to create complex products…