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What are the TODOs to improve collaboration skills?
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I often spend a lot of time to understand the code myself, There are occasions where I spend way too much time.
Also while working on an inter-dependent module, in which I need to collaborate with other teams, I end up coding my module without collaborating with other teams. Because of this I often have to re-write the module according to their need.
- What should I do to get rid of this hesitation ask for help?
- Any hard and fast rule to improve collaboration skills?
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I often spend a lot of time to understand the code myself, There are occasions where I spend way too much time.
Also while working on an inter-dependent module, in which I need to collaborate with other teams, I end up coding my module without collaborating with other teams. Because of this I often have to re-write the module according to their need.
- What should I do to get rid of this hesitation ask for help?
- Any hard and fast rule to improve collaboration skills?
professionalism team productivity collaboration
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Silver bullets? No such thing. Pair programming, regular knowledge-sharing sessions, quick feedback (daily standups etc)., coding to tests, strong contracts, well-defined interfaces... you see why this is a comment and not an answer, but nothing as quick as a "silver bullet" would imply. And, welcome to the Workplace!
– rath
24 mins ago
Thanks for welcoming. I know there is no such thing called silver bullet but I do believe one must believe in the process and not result. So the question should what process should I follow. Thanks for highlighting it :-)
– Stephanie
20 mins ago
The steps to improve collaboration skills seems off-topic. The steps to collaborate might be on-topic, but I'm inclined to say the answer is "just do it".
– Dukeling
18 mins ago
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I often spend a lot of time to understand the code myself, There are occasions where I spend way too much time.
Also while working on an inter-dependent module, in which I need to collaborate with other teams, I end up coding my module without collaborating with other teams. Because of this I often have to re-write the module according to their need.
- What should I do to get rid of this hesitation ask for help?
- Any hard and fast rule to improve collaboration skills?
professionalism team productivity collaboration
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I often spend a lot of time to understand the code myself, There are occasions where I spend way too much time.
Also while working on an inter-dependent module, in which I need to collaborate with other teams, I end up coding my module without collaborating with other teams. Because of this I often have to re-write the module according to their need.
- What should I do to get rid of this hesitation ask for help?
- Any hard and fast rule to improve collaboration skills?
professionalism team productivity collaboration
professionalism team productivity collaboration
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Silver bullets? No such thing. Pair programming, regular knowledge-sharing sessions, quick feedback (daily standups etc)., coding to tests, strong contracts, well-defined interfaces... you see why this is a comment and not an answer, but nothing as quick as a "silver bullet" would imply. And, welcome to the Workplace!
– rath
24 mins ago
Thanks for welcoming. I know there is no such thing called silver bullet but I do believe one must believe in the process and not result. So the question should what process should I follow. Thanks for highlighting it :-)
– Stephanie
20 mins ago
The steps to improve collaboration skills seems off-topic. The steps to collaborate might be on-topic, but I'm inclined to say the answer is "just do it".
– Dukeling
18 mins ago
add a comment |Â
Silver bullets? No such thing. Pair programming, regular knowledge-sharing sessions, quick feedback (daily standups etc)., coding to tests, strong contracts, well-defined interfaces... you see why this is a comment and not an answer, but nothing as quick as a "silver bullet" would imply. And, welcome to the Workplace!
– rath
24 mins ago
Thanks for welcoming. I know there is no such thing called silver bullet but I do believe one must believe in the process and not result. So the question should what process should I follow. Thanks for highlighting it :-)
– Stephanie
20 mins ago
The steps to improve collaboration skills seems off-topic. The steps to collaborate might be on-topic, but I'm inclined to say the answer is "just do it".
– Dukeling
18 mins ago
Silver bullets? No such thing. Pair programming, regular knowledge-sharing sessions, quick feedback (daily standups etc)., coding to tests, strong contracts, well-defined interfaces... you see why this is a comment and not an answer, but nothing as quick as a "silver bullet" would imply. And, welcome to the Workplace!
– rath
24 mins ago
Silver bullets? No such thing. Pair programming, regular knowledge-sharing sessions, quick feedback (daily standups etc)., coding to tests, strong contracts, well-defined interfaces... you see why this is a comment and not an answer, but nothing as quick as a "silver bullet" would imply. And, welcome to the Workplace!
– rath
24 mins ago
Thanks for welcoming. I know there is no such thing called silver bullet but I do believe one must believe in the process and not result. So the question should what process should I follow. Thanks for highlighting it :-)
– Stephanie
20 mins ago
Thanks for welcoming. I know there is no such thing called silver bullet but I do believe one must believe in the process and not result. So the question should what process should I follow. Thanks for highlighting it :-)
– Stephanie
20 mins ago
The steps to improve collaboration skills seems off-topic. The steps to collaborate might be on-topic, but I'm inclined to say the answer is "just do it".
– Dukeling
18 mins ago
The steps to improve collaboration skills seems off-topic. The steps to collaborate might be on-topic, but I'm inclined to say the answer is "just do it".
– Dukeling
18 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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Silver bullets? No such thing. Pair programming, regular knowledge-sharing sessions, quick feedback (daily standups etc)., coding to tests, strong contracts, well-defined interfaces... you see why this is a comment and not an answer, but nothing as quick as a "silver bullet" would imply. And, welcome to the Workplace!
– rath
24 mins ago
Thanks for welcoming. I know there is no such thing called silver bullet but I do believe one must believe in the process and not result. So the question should what process should I follow. Thanks for highlighting it :-)
– Stephanie
20 mins ago
The steps to improve collaboration skills seems off-topic. The steps to collaborate might be on-topic, but I'm inclined to say the answer is "just do it".
– Dukeling
18 mins ago