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Transforming to an Engineering Culture of Curiosity With a Modern Observability 2.0 Solution

Honeycomb

tool, Pax8 faced hurdles in fostering a culture of ownership and curiosity due to user-based pricing limitations and an impending steep price increase. Pax8’s platform engineering team was keen on modernizing the company’s cloud commerce platform, but they were hitting obstacles with their traditional observability 1.0

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How culture and strategic partnerships help fuel transformation

CIO

So building a cohesive internal culture is integral to IT success, as well as achieving personal and professional goals. What supports our organizational strategy from technology is building an engineering culture, being customer-obsessed and outcome-focused, and simplifying and modernizing our technology stack.

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Never stop learning – Thoughts after four years with our epic team

Xebia

If you add a culture in which we continuously help each other by focusing on what we can still improve, that sometimes can become a bit scary. For most domains, for example Marketing, a budget should lead to a maximum result. Adding budget should hopefully provide more results. Agile is a company way of working, not an IT one.

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Thoughts on organizing architecture

Xebia

No need to negotiate the proposed solution for any given problem with the budget holder. No long debates with other engineers about the envisioned solution. The character and way of working of the architect function has a huge impact on the engineering culture. Great for our agility, but it also has consequences.

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Is the power of people skills enough to keep gen AI in check?

CIO

That untruth has lived for a long time but it’s going to start running out of oxygen very quickly, though there are some hard-core engineering cultures that hang on to that mystique and worship the ability to be these grumpy know-it-alls.” That might continue to work for a few rarified geniuses, he adds.

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Thoughts on organizing architecture

Xebia

No need to negotiate the proposed solution for any given problem with the budget holder. No long debates with other engineers about the envisioned solution. The character and way of working of the architect function has a huge impact on the engineering culture. Great for our agility, but it also has consequences.

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5 ways to do Continuously Improved Testing

Xebia

If this is not commonly accepted as part of ‘Done’, you might find automated test cases become a thing at the bottom of your backlog that becomes hard to plan or get budget for. This results in a steadily-growing set of tests becoming part of the development cycle. When writing tests, it is good to stick to the F.I.R.S.T