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In the first week of July, several members of our team went to Wrocław (Poland) to give talks at the Why R? 2018 Conference. We gave a couple of talks (and won a hackathon) at the first edition of the conference…
On 6 June 2018, we hosted the first meeting of the Poznan chapter of Women in Machine Learning and Data Science (WiMLDS). The meet-up, organised by Agnieszka Kubiak and Monika Koprowska, aims to build a local community of women who work (or would…
In the final week of May, we headed to Warsaw to represent our team at a data science hackathon called Maraton Analizy Danych. The organisers provided…
Last week, members of our team participated in the eRum 2018 conference in Budapest. This gathering of the R community is organised in Europe whenever…
For a long time now, the Pearson Poznań office has been supporting various local mentorship groups focusing on connecting women in computer science, such as…
Data scientists can sometimes get carried away in their pursuit of helping their audiences get insights from their data. They frequently want to present…
I’m happy to announce the Pearson Poznań blog will start featuring a new category of posts focused on data science. Contributors will be members…
OK, so you want to grow. It’s important to grow, everyone knows that. But wait. What does growth mean? At first it seems simple,…
Angular 2/4 (or just Angular) is one of the most modern frameworks for the web-applications, which provides a lot of features, like templating, dependency…
Once upon a time (OK, it wasn’t THAT long ago), Pearson Poznan took on the job of creating two modules of a new global…
Have you ever wondered how new projects emerge in tech companies or how a new team is formed in them? I’m taking this opportunity…
Autumn is the season of our increased participation in externally-organised events. The fair offer targeted at the IT market grows year to year, and…
June 24th marked the beginning of vacations for all the school pupils. However, studying at the university, we had to wait a bit longer…
In early April, a Test Carrots meeting took place and although the emotions have already subsided, I like going back to that inspiring weekend…
The word SCRUM is used in the IT context quite as often as coffee and table football … People use it when talking about…
There’s plenty of it around us and it’s been with us since childhood. It’s why we learn and develop. Widely mistaken for critique and…
I think I’m the employee with the least experience in the company to ever write a post on this blog. I’m assuming the perspective…
I was under the impression that the question of whether to write unit tests for private methods or not has been already clearly answered.…
Assessment Center is a selection technique used in recruitment processes. This method has the highest predictive validity – an indicator of how likely it…
Michał, our UX and Design Manager, was recently interviewed by Tomasz Skorski, a lecturer at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and the…
This is a story of how one of our teams working on New Student Experience project, Mental Chillout, entered a path of Human-Centered Design…
[vimeo 142796390 w=500 h=400] In late September, Warsaw Film School hosted the third edition of Pixel Heaven. The main points of the event were,…
New Student Experience Poznań team consists of several people, who jointly create solutions for NSE platform and manage complicated projects according to Agile Manifesto.…
The Human-Centered Design Course was created with the idea to start and implement some projects which could make the world around us a better…
Who is managing the Scrum Team? Who makes decisions about development work? Who decides on the releases? Where is the line between a Scrum…
Against the popular belief that a student of English can only become a teacher or a translator, I decided to try my hand at the…