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Data file handling has been effectively used in the program.
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12. Swarms
Swarms are cross-functional teams that have 1 backlog and a set of business metrics that they
deliver towards. The “ideal” swarm structure looks something like this:
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Swarms are cross-functional teams that have 1 backlog and a set of business metrics that they
deliver towards. The “ideal” swarm structure looks something like this:
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22. Colonies
Colonies are groups of swarms, organized around the major
parts of our customer journey.
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23. Hives
Hives are the main people
management structure.
People within the same hive share the
same manager.
● Career development
● Learning, coaching
● Feedback
● Performance management
● Swarm placement