Alexander Sergeev - Part 49

Alexander Sergeev

Alexander Sergeev

About the Author

I'm Hygger CEO & Founder.
My Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/humanoit

A Quick and Easy Guide to Starting a Project Management Office

Today more and more companies decide to launch a Project Management Office (PMO) – a department within a business that defines and maintains standards for project management within the organisation. But setting up a PMO is not an easy task as there is no one and only approach and you have to develop a tailored design to introduce it into your regular operations. Read More

Never Miss These 3 Things During Your Team Meetings

It often happens that the higher your position in the organisation is, the more time you spend on meetings. Even though it may seem time-consuming but in reality, meetings are often underestimated as a great way to build culture. Read More

6 Steps to Getting Any Project Off to a Great Start

For many people wishing to deliver an important project, starting is the hardest part. This is especially true for complicated projects that seem overwhelming and intimidating. And while some people don’t even bother planning and hope things will just work out, others get stuck in analysis and give up long before starting.

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Agile: Management Miracle or Just Another Fad?

Nowadays when Agile is being praised by company executives, managers and leading business journals, the main question becomes: does Agile really work, or is it just another “management miracle” that promises so much but in reality delivers so little? Read More

Hardheaded Leader? Here is What You Need to Change to Lead Your Team

In today’s world that is constantly battling for our minds, mental fortification is a must if we want to survive and thrive. However, mental toughness has the dark side – inflexibility, stubbornness and a closed mind. Read More

10 Best Practices to Make Distributed Agile Teams Work

Distributed teams are usually ones that are geographically distributed in various locations – in one city, different cities or even internationally. Initially, they became popular for monetary reasons because they helped lower project costs. And though financial benefits of distributed teams are evident, managing them is a challenging task. Read More

5 Essential Practices for a Scrum Project

These days Scrum has become a buzzword for the development industry. The term “Scrum” was first used in 1986 to describe “a new approach to commercial product development that would increase speed and flexibility”. Nowadays Scrum is a well-known Agile software development framework and its basics are defined in the Scrum Guide. Read More

3 Easy Steps to Becoming Expert in Stakeholder Engagement

To a great extent how successful your project will be depends on your ability to connect with business stakeholders. Unfortunately, many practitioners fail to connect with stakeholders in a meaningful way, even though effective communication is crucial to obtain the information necessary to deliver the best product possible. Read More

Big or Little “A”: What Kind of Agile Marketing Are You?

Marketing has changed a lot over the past few years – new marketing channels appeared which gave marketers a global anytime access to data and the opportunity to serve customers better and faster. Read More

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