What does it take to make things even better for our nicepeople?

Offered and accepted - Scrum from the perspective of corporate development

Hola, my name is Carina, and I was the first Scrum Master in our Nice Code Valley.

In this blog post, I’ll share the story of our journey to using a monorepo. It’s been a rocky road that’s demanded all the nicepeople have had to give, and, for most of them, led to a radical change in their daily work styles.

The processing time needed to fill orders is critical for e-commerce warehouses. For this reason, it is necessary to automate some warehouse processes to save valuable time. One activity that can be automated is the selection of package sizes. Through machine learning, the process of predicting which sized package is needed to fill an order can be continuously improved for more efficient work.

Can you master our "22 Commandments of Software Development"?

What is it that makes Nice People so nice to work with and how do we manage "agile work"

“Work practices define processes, which are analysed, evaluated, supported by software and then improved”. Many people associate this quote with an acronym, “PDCA”, or, “Plan, Do, Check, Act”. PDCA defines a continuous cycle of change in processes and software and is a principle that’s led to essential improvement in how we locate stock in our warehouse.

Scrum arrived at Nice Code Valley - Where we've been, where we are, where we're going