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September 10, 2021 09:10
“Technology on pause”, my translated interview
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“Tecnología en espera”, transcripción de mi entrevista
Entrevista en Televisión, original en Mallorquín
(0:00 - 5:40)
(Original Spanish Article is not available anymore)
In Habitissimo, as in any other medium-big sized company, we have many development teams taking care of the different aspects of the business.
In our company, each team is free to choose how they want to work: some teams organize themselves with quite mature Scrum implementations; other teams are entering the Agile World through Kanban, and there are some that even experiment with different methodologies, looking for the perfect one for them.