If a stakeholder’s first reaction is to reject a painful truth, don’t breeze past it, or judge them for responding emotionally. It is a natural and completely understandable reaction – and often the first step to accepting the idea and taking it forward. Here’s how we used Equal Experts values to help our team when the customer rejected our recommendations:

In episode 1 of Dave Farley’s Engineering Room series, Dave interviews industry heavyweight Martin Fowler. Here are some key takeaways from that chat:

One of the software engineering practices that we follow is TDD. We strongly believe that it helps us create better code and achieve a good level of confidence in its correctness. So, why not use this in our dbt projects?

What should our return to the office look like? 8 pitfalls to avoid with hybrid working, and why remote-first meetings should be our first choice.

Returning to the office? The key to productivity is to trust your teams with an “as-needed” approach to office working. Here’s why:

In his latest post re-thinking commonly used metaphors in business David Cox asks: can we really compare strategic transformations to the deadly sport of mountain climbing?

Learn why we advocate that data oriented projects should always use the well-known software engineering best practices. This article shows how you can apply TDD using the emerging dbt data transformation tool.