Written by Emily Robinson
A common refrain in tech companies today is: “I’d love to hire her, but she’s just not at the level we need.” This sometimes reflects a double standard, but not always. The reality is that while more women are taking up programming, many are often self-taught or graduates of code school bootcamps. They’re entering the workforce with drive and talent, but without...
Written by Renee Vrantsidis
Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD), a day to raise awareness about accessibility and encourage development teams to make accessibility part of their practice. At Rangle, this is something that we are striving to do. We have helped several of our clients build accessibly, but it still represents a competing priority for many software projects. What developers, scrum masters and product owners should know...
Written by Amanda Connon-Unda
With Mobile World Congress now wrapped up in Barcelona, I have a moment to catch my breath and reflect on insights from the conference where over a hundred thousand attendees spent a week immersed in the mobile world. Here are some of the hallmark trends that are essential to creating successful digital products and services. Give Customers What They Care About Raja Rajamannar, the CMO...
Written by Rehana Rajwani
In this post, our Scrum Master Rehana shares her unique insights on what makes building a strong team comparable to building strong software. When someone asks me 'What do you do as a Scrum Master?' Or better yet, I need to explain to a client why they need a Scrum Master for a team that may never have practised Scrum before, I now have...
Written by Amanda Connon-Unda
In this post our Marketing Director reports on great ideas for fostering diversity, while attending Collision Conference's Women in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) Roundtable in New Orleans last month. There are many creative approaches that individuals and groups are trying out as they aim to foster more diversity in their workplaces. We can all learn through hearing about each others' experiences and...