18/11/2024

The Paradox of AI Adoption: High Interest, Cautious Implementation

The AI landscape in 2024 presents a fascinating paradox. While 99% of executives I’ve spoken with plan to invest in AI this year, and 97% feel […]
14/11/2024

Why Software Engineers Hesitate on Banking Careers

Banks are facing a unique challenge: attracting and retaining top software engineering talent. Tech recruiters in the financial sector have observed a growing trend of engineers […]
03/11/2024

Navigating Innovation During Hiring Freeze

One of our clients is currently facing a critical dilemma: a company-wide hiring freeze has been implemented, yet the CTO is still expected to deliver new […]
28/10/2024

Are Software Developer Position Titles Losing Their Meaning?

Job titles like “Software Developer,” “Engineer,” “Architect,” and even creative terms like “Full-Stack Ninja” seem to be popping up everywhere. But have we reached a point […]
21/10/2024

Successful Products Need Vision, Not Just More Developers

It’s a common belief in the tech world that the more developers you have, the faster you can build and deliver a product. But here is […]
14/10/2024

The Power of Mentorship in Tech: Nurturing the Next Generation

Mentorship plays a vital role in shaping not only the careers of individuals but the future of the industry as a whole. It’s about much more […]
07/10/2024

The Myth of Multitasking: Embracing Focus in a Distracted World

Multitasking has become a badge of honor. We wear it proudly, believing that juggling multiple tasks simultaneously makes us more productive. But recent research and lived […]
30/09/2024

The Art of Digital Leadership: Inspiring Teams in the Virtual Age

In today’s technology-driven world, the role of a leader has evolved dramatically. The shift to remote work has not only changed where we work but how […]
23/09/2024

,,We tried using remote teams, and it didn’t work.”

I’ve heard this before, and after years of helping customers work with us, I’ve identified a few key reasons why remote team collaborations sometimes fail—and more […]