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Does Your Company Need a Project Management Office (PMO)? How to Know and What to Do

By jrenai / June 17, 2025 / 0 Comments

Struggling with missed deadlines, messy processes, or poor visibility? Learn how to tell if your company needs a PMO, what it should do, and how to build one that actually works.

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Maximizing Efficiency: The True Scrum Team Dynamics

By jrenai / June 5, 2025 / 0 Comments

Is there a scrum team and who is it? Good question — let’s strip the fluff and nail it down: When someone says “when the Scrum Team picks up the ticket”, who are they referring to? The entire cross-functional delivery team includes: BUT — the developers specifically pull work into progress (coding, testing, designing, etc). […]

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Jasonrenai.eth My personal Web3 Dapp

By jrenai / May 27, 2025 / 0 Comments

I bought my personal domain, JasonRenai.com, 25 years ago. To satisfy my interest in using AI to develop blockchain, crypto and Web3 apps, I bought an ENS domain name and built my personal Web3 dApp. Jasonrenai.eth is built on the Ethereum blockchain. Ethereum Name Service (ENS) Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a decentralized naming system that simplifies […]

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Team Dynamics: How Broken Systems Break People

By jrenai / May 22, 2025 / 0 Comments

Whether it’s project management, policies, leadership or toxic teammates, here’s how team dynamics really get wrecked—and what it costs companies.

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Why 3 week sprints don’t make sense in Agile Scrum

By jrenai / May 21, 2025 / 0 Comments

Let’s get ahead of it: 3-week sprints are “allowed” and not inherently wrong, but they just don’t make sense. This should be obvious. They’re a red flag when you see them. A typical agile scrum team doesn’t use 3 week sprints. If you’re running Agile Scrum and you’re using 3-week sprints, your team might already […]

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Volcanic Sky

By jrenai / May 17, 2025 / 0 Comments
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Agile Scrum Certification

By jrenai / May 11, 2025 / 0 Comments

I really don’t care about certifications, titles and acronyms very much. I’ve always felt more often than not Honestly, I don’t feel any different about these. I know potential employers look at them and that’s the ony reason I finally got them. I didn’t read any of the material. I didn’t study. I just took […]

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Tesler: How Elon Musk went from GOP Foe to Friend and Back Again

By jrenai / May 1, 2025 / 0 Comments

Once dismissed by Republicans as a subsidy-sucking liberal elitist, Elon Musk is now reshaping the GOP from the inside—stacking the cabinet, gutting oversight, and consolidating power through a public-private data pipeline. This isn’t innovation—it’s ideological capture.

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Thoughts on Hiring: It’s About More Than Skills

By jrenai / October 7, 2024 / 0 Comments

When it comes to hiring, most people start with a checklist—skills, qualifications, years of experience, references. But I’ve always believed that looking for people to join a team should be more than just ticking boxes. Finding the right UX designer for our team is about aligning personality, adaptability, and vision. It is not simply about […]

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Worldcoin: The Future of Digital Identity

By jrenai / September 14, 2024 / 0 Comments

Something that’s buzzing in the tech and crypto world-Worldcoin. Whether you’re a crypto newbie or a seasoned blockchain enthusiast, this project has everyone talking, and for good reason. Launched by some seriously smart minds, Worldcoin isn’t just another cryptocurrency; it’s aiming to shake up the way we think about digital identity and finance. So, What […]

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