Technical Coaching

When you grow people’s skills while accomplishing real work, winning becomes inevitable.

Our technical coaches (also called player coaches) are skilled professionals with outstanding coaching and delivery skills. They join your team to help streamline how you plan, test, design, code, review, integrate, and release software.

Technical Coaching

What Will You Learn?

Continuous
Integration

Continuous
Deployment

Legacy Code
Management

Evolutionary
Design

Test-Driven
Development

Release Early
& Often

What Will You Learn?

Continuous
Integration

Continuous
Deployment

Legacy Code
Management

Evolutionary
Design

Test-Driven
Development

Release Early
& Often

How It Works

Industrial Logic’s coaches work on your team’s current code base and deliverables, improving both the code and the team’s ability to manage their work. As full members of the team, they work with everyone to develop a rapport that enhances communication and collaboration.

Compared to a traditional coach, an Industrial Logic coach has insight into a wider range of challenges, including tool usage, organizational constraints, environmental issues, customer feedback limitations, and other hurdles.

This deeper understanding of the team’s context helps the coach maintain a pragmatic approach. Because it is specific to the project’s code base, all instruction received from our coaches is relevant and instantly applied, with the code usefully exemplifying how similar problems are solved. By reducing code smells and simplifying code, our coaches make it progressively easier for the team to implement design changes.

Measuring Success

Success will be gauged via observation of:

  • Lowered defect rates
  • Reliable deliveries
  • Continuous improvement
  • Increased learning and experimentation
  • Improved technical practices
  • Improved alignment with stakeholders
  • Greater psychological safety within the team
  • Increased collaboration among team members
Senior Coach Brett Schuchert works with programmer at Ford, giving an overview of cloud foundry terminology.

Our Client's Experience

John Handy, Manager, Ford Labs

Our Technical Coaches