No matter how good you are, there is always some room for improvement. No matter where you are in your journey, a helping hand can always make things easier.
As a coach, consultant and trainer, I help my clients to improve their technical practices, to deal with their legacy code and to manage their teams better.
David selected exactly the right topics for us – Better than I had though would be possible in a workshop. I can already use what we have learned in my day-to-day work, and I see that others around me have changed their way of working too.
Simon B., Workshop Attendee
My name is David Tanzer and I have been working as an independent consultant in the software industry since 2006. I help my clients to write better software (higher quality, better architecture, better design) and to get better at writing software (better processes, better communications, less friction and waste).
I do so by providing training, consulting and coaching - And also on-site development. I have been working with Agile software development methodologies for almost ten years now, and I help my clients become more agile.
Learn more about the services I provide to my clients.
David Tanzer
Stadlgasse 17
4470 Enns
Austria
Email: business@davidtanzer.net
Tel.: +43-676-53 47 723
Twitter: @dtanzer
Mastodon: @dtanzer@social.devteams.at
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In this book you will learn about problems companies often face when they try to become agile. I will show you how to spot those problems, their root causes and how you can start solving them.
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Markus Tacker
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