Migrating your application from a previous team to Planet Argon? Here, we'll share what you can expect during our client onboarding process.
Client Onboarding: What to Expect in Your First Month with Planet Argon
12 Oct 2023
Project Management Posts
Streamlining Team Transitions: Insights from Planet Argon's Project Manager
5 Jun 2023
Overwhelmed with hiring and onboarding a new Rails agency? Learn valuable tips and strategies for streamlining team transitions.
Writing Ticket Requirements in Jira for the Best Development Results
23 Aug 2022
Get the best possible development results by including these important criteria in your ticket requirements.
How Many Meetings Are Too Many?
18 Jul 2022
It's easy for an entire day to feel lost when you open the calendar and have back-to-back remote meetings.
Are Retrospectives Crucial to a Project's Success?
9 Feb 2022
Here, we explore the value of having an open conversation to reflect on recent work and allow the team's input on workflow, success, and possible improvements.
Retrospective Antipatterns: A gift to new Project Managers
24 Jan 2022
Our Project Manager, Michael Kurt, shares how this book trains you to think through a pattern, offering you a framework for reflection and problem-solving.
100 Days as a Digital Project Manager at an Agency
11 Jul 2018
What's it like to begin a new role as a digital project manager at an agency? Our new PM, Siobhan, takes us through some of her thoughts after her first 100 days.
JIRA Tutorials: How to Create and Subscribe to a Weekly Ticket Update
3 Nov 2017
Using JIRA as your project management tool? Here's how to create and subscribe to a weekly update that shows every ticket completed this week.
The Tools That Make Our Agency Tick: JIRA
13 Oct 2017
We use JIRA to keep track of each project and client that we're working with at our web development agency. Here's a quick overview of this tool and how we use it.
4 Common User Story Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
9 Oct 2017
A few weeks ago, we gave you a breakdown of the basics behind user stories. Now that you know what they are and how to write effective user stories, there’s one more thing to learn: How to avoid writing bad ones.