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In agile working, adaptability is one of the most important principles. Flexibility allows companies to respond quickly and effectively to change. In agile working, goals are formulated, but no concrete way to get there is defined, so that approaches that do not work can be quickly discarded and the process can be adapted at any time. Rigid and predetermined patterns are thus to be replaced by innovative thinking. In addition, proactive work is to be promoted by analyzing possible scenarios.

The agile approach is intended to achieve better results overall, and the flexible way of working means that you are less susceptible to change because changes are, so to speak, thought through.

Agile working only works, however, if companies are prepared to give employees personal responsibility for their work. In order to ensure flexibility, the time periods for working must also be shortened and all progress and information must be regularly communicated within the company and with customers.

Well-known agile approaches are, for example, Scrum or Kanban.

A sprint is a fixed period of time (usually one to four weeks) in which a specific goal is to be achieved within a project. Sprints are a central component of agile methods such as Scrum. They promote focused work, regular planning and quick feedback loops. During a sprint, tasks are prioritized, implemented and evaluated at the end. We work with two-week sprints to drive projects forward in an efficient, flexible and customer-oriented manner.

A ticket system is software for recording, managing and processing work orders or requests. Both customer concerns and internal tasks are organized in the form of tickets, prioritized and sorted by category. This allows teams to maintain an overview at all times and important requests do not get lost. Urgent tickets can be specially marked to enable a quick response. Well-known ticket systems include Freshdesk, Trello and Jira. Ticket systems promote efficient work, transparent communication and structured task management.

A front-end developer designs and programs user interfaces for websites and web applications. They ensure that layouts and designs are displayed optimally - on different devices and browsers. Frontend developers are responsible for client-side programming using technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Their aim is to develop user-friendly, appealing and high-performance interfaces. They work closely with designers and backend developers to technically implement visual concepts and optimize the user experience.

A backend developer programs and maintains the server-side structures of websites and software applications. They develop functions, databases and interfaces that work in the background. Their tasks also include testing, documenting and optimizing programs and systems. Backend developers ensure the security, performance and stability of applications. They work closely with front-end developers to ensure a smooth connection between the user interface and server logic.