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by Gregory Ronczewski |
Dec 16, 2019
Gregory Ronczewski is the Director of Product Design at TeamFit – view his profile Top photo: Volvo 122S Amazon for US market. For more, visit: www.volvoamazonpictures.se   Ten days left to Christmas. This time of year, visits to the...
by Steven Forth |
Mar 19, 2019
Steven Forth is a Co-Founder of TeamFit. See his Skill Profile.   Last week we started a series of posts we are calling Critical Skills. These are skills that have come up in customer conversations or are part of wider themes...
by Steven Forth |
Mar 11, 2019
Steven Forth is a Co-Founder of TeamFit. See his Skill Profile.   TeamFit and its affiliate Ibbaka rely on software engineers for much of the value they create. Yes, the business and skill analysts make a huge contribution, as do the...
by Steven Forth |
Jun 25, 2018
Steven Forth is a Co-Founder of TeamFit. See his Skill Profile.   Pattern recognition is one of the most important foundational skills for people making decisions in ambiguous situations. There is a lot of ambiguity in that sentence, and it is...
by Gregory Ronczewski |
Apr 19, 2018
Gregory Ronczewski leads the design of the TeamFit platform – view his profile on TeamFit   Last summer, I was looking for a theme that would capture the essence of TeamFit, and at the same time, change the way...
by Steven Forth |
Aug 24, 2017
‘Empathy’ is a theme that comes up frequently these days. It is seen as one of the critical skills for design thinking (based on the recent Design Thinking Skills and Applications survey, results to be published in September). Several...
by Steven Forth |
Aug 8, 2017
When interviewing software engineers, I often ask ‘what is the most important skill for software engineering?’ I am not sure what answer I expected to get before I started to ask this question. Maybe something around mathematics or logic....
by Steven Forth |
May 8, 2017
David Vance had a provocative piece in Chief Learning Officer in April, 2017. He starts by asking “How many of you are reskilling your employees?” It is a good question. He has an answer that challenges what he sees...
by Steven Forth |
Mar 20, 2017
Skills are being described as the new currency of business. Our skills are how represent ourselves, find jobs, get chosen for projects and find people to work with. LinkedIn lets you identify up to 50 skills but modern skill...
by Steven Forth |
Jan 9, 2017
It is the beginning of the year and many of us are finalizing our capabilities development plans for 2017. What questions should we be asking to test and inform these plans? These will differ on the organization, team and...