Starting an IT project without role clarity? You'll spend weeks in "Who owns this?" loops. FREE Notion RACI Matrix maps Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed across 40+ project tasks initiation, sprint planning, QA, deployment, handover. One table with zero confusion.

Are you doing Agile, or are you being Agile? 🤔 An Agile mindset is intangible, yet incredibly powerful as it doesn’t change often and sets the tone for how teams behave. Tools and practices are highly visible, but they are dynamic and therefore subject to change.

Then: PM = status tracker. Now: PM = strategic operator. Then: weekly report to stakeholders. Now: real-time AI risk dashboards surfacing issues before they escalate. Then: capacity planned by feel. Now: availability data + velocity trends = predictable delivery. The job

Running multiple coding sessions simultaneously provides a new experience and a significant performance boost.

2024 was the year everyone got access to AI. 2025 was the year people started building with it. 2026 is the year agents are running workflows semi-autonomously at enterprise scale. Notion Custom Agents, Linear Agent. Rovo in Jira. Every major product shipped an agent layer

Get rid of passengers and talkers. Reguide thrashers. Invest in killers.

PRDs used to start everything. Now a prototype starts everything. I think that you still need some type of spec. Not a 20-page doc but something that captures intent. Maybe it lives in the repo or in Notion/Confluence. I agree with points that roles are blending fast.

This is exactly what I’ve been searching for a long time. Notion has finally solved the problem of setting up meetings for your entire project team across multiple time zones. 🚀

Sprint planning isn’t the hard part. Knowing if you’re overcommitting is. Sprints Scorecards & Planner (Notion) gives you clear scorecards for: - Capacity vs commitments - Hours available by teammate - Sprint completion over time - Utilization signals you can act on

2/ The new /fewer-permission-prompts skill We've also released a new /fewer-permission-prompts skill. It scans through your session history to find common bash and MCP commands that are safe but caused repeated permission prompts. It then recommends a list of commands to add to

If your team is “busy” but the goals aren’t moving, you don’t need more tasks. You need better OKRs. The Notion OKR Tracker helps you: - define outcomes (not outputs) - measure progress with real KRs - run lightweight check-ins - keep focus across a quarter

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The reading and reasoning presented are quite intriguing, shedding light on the necessary transformations organizations must undergo in their operations and organizational structure. From Hierarchy to Intelligence sequoiacap.com/article/from-h…

Stop firefighting your portfolio. I built a simple Notion template: PMO Dashboard + Actions, so you can: - see the full portfolio status in one place - capture corrective actions fast - keep a clean watchlist of the “step-in-now” projects If your PMO runs in scattered sheets +

Most AI transformations fail before they start. Not because of tech but because of readiness. 10 pillars decide it: tech awareness, data, security, legal, people, budget, tools, processes, governance, change capacity. Skip one → the whole thing stalls. Check out AI

AI-augmented Scrum in one line: - Humans decide. - AI drafts, summarizes, and remembers. Backlog, standup, retro, docs all flow through the same Notion system. Meetings stop being rituals. They become a pipeline.

OKRs fail for 2 reasons: 1) they’re not visible 2) they’re not reviewed This Notion OKR template fixes both. Use it to: - set clear Objectives - track Key Results weekly - connect work to outcomes - keep everyone aligned (without another spreadsheet) Check it out:

Insightful presentation by Vercel CTO - Malte on the state of AI: transformation, use cases, the engineering job market, and more. “Software is for Agents now" youtube.com/watch?v=XKup1p…