Kat Warner Atlassian Partner

Bonus internet points for anyone who visits the TechTime booth and says 'Kia Ora/Hello' to my team Ed, Irina, and Lorenzo who have travelled to the other side of the world to be at Atlassian Summit. A school teacher at the time of the Barcelona Olympics claimed if you could travel straight through the Earth's core starting…

Your question caught my eye as I learnt how to spell "kerberos" this week when updating TechTime's EasySSO documentation. The Atlassian Marketplace has a few add-ons available when you search the keyword "Kerberos".

I'm an addicted habitual visitor of the Atlassian Community. I am not confidant to give many answers yet and tend to spend time in the Off Topic threads. For me it is almost a replacement for limited participation in a local user group as Solution Partner employees only have a limit role in user groups.

Napier is a great place to visit and many people born there never want to leave. I just prefer my cities to have more than 60,000 people in them.

Napier, New Zealand is the Art Deco Capital of the world thanks for some forward thinking people trying to find a silver lining for the cloud that was the 1931 earthquake that caused a lot of property damage, many lives lost, and the coastline to lift up permanently*. I am not a great ambassador for my hometown. When given…

Communication - let people know there is an outage and it is being worked on. Acknowledge the issue. Don't rely on managers to pass messages down - use on-screen messages where possible or visit the working areas. Focus #1 - return to operations. Resources should not be diverted from RTO to work out why it happened, what…

Give your Mum another big hug for that awesome thinking on that day. That story is so great I want to give her a hug.

Spend some time understanding the default reports and when you would use them. Make sure you understand the less frequently used JQL options. These are two areas where I lost a lot of my marks. 

The childhood teddybear I have belonged to my great-Uncle before me. I look at the small worn patches now and remember when my hand was small enough to fit in those patches. If I was to continue the tradition of handing it down, this bear belongs to the potential future child of my 7-year-old nephew. I guess it will remain…

I stumbled across a website that let you play Oregan Trail last year. So many memories!

Both. I am working through partner accreditation, with only one certification to go before I get Technical Sales completed. The self-paced tutorials work much better for me than the OnDemand classes as I tend to do many small study sessions rather than block out a day or half a day to focus on study.

I have been doing a lot of Atlassian training recently. Here are a couple of general comments: * It would be great to be able to see the total length of the video. There is a visual guide bar but this does not help me identify if I have time to watch the video before my next meeting. * It would be great to be able to see,…

Well, I'll just have my fun ordering swag for the TechTime team to take to Barcelona. I am not jealous - you're jealous. :P

Sounds like @Eric Gruss is another badge addict who is also a fan of automation.

1) Can Agile work in a "team" where 80% of work has to be assigned to 1 or 2 specific people rather than everyone working form the same backlog? 2) Can you recommend any blogs or videos that show what a good retrospective can be like? My only experience is with post-implementation-review style meetings where we make a note…

Isn't Holacracy just a single consulting company that has invented a new term? I'm genuinely curious. At least "Agile" is not owned by anyone.

Returning to work with a baby at home, my favourite app was our app-accessible video monitor. Being able to see my baby napping for a couple of minutes really helped me focus on work. Web-based products are great for when you need to work from home with G Suite, the Atlassian collection, and LastPass covering what I need…

Would it be time-consuming to put together a list of the requests received in the last week/month/quarter and email to the potential committee? Let them see the number of and type of requests made in a short period of time and give them an idea of how cluttered their screens could look.

Ooooh - I love/hate that one!

Rather than sharing my desk - here is an image that embodies what I see on my screen.

Here is my first attempt. My husband was not so keen to have one of his gaming t-shirts sacrificed to this experiment in case I failed completely. I'm happy with the result.

Sounds like a job watching TV, or a taste tester at an ice cream factory. Jealous!

The Wikipedia comparison is a frequent 'go to' for me :blush:

I have used a dashboard filter to get this information in the past. Here is a screen grab of the Two Dimensional Filter Statistics gadget settings that will give you a list of the topic 10 customers with the most open tickets. If you use a separate project for each customer then use 'project' in the Y-axis selection.

FYI @Monique vdB - your November dates are the Thursdays.

You can only have one issue key (the key of the initiative) in this JQL. You could use OR and repeat the JQL for each initiative (I have not tested this myself). The list of child issues does include the epics as well as the stories and tasks under the epics.

I passed but found it challenging. It has scared me about the amount of prep needed for my next certification.

It is Winter here. On Sunday it was grey and rained most of the day which gave me full permission to sit on the couch with a blanket and my toddler watching Netflix all day. The toddler was feeling unwell so wanted a quiet day otherwise we would have had to burn off some energy outside despite the weather.

Can we have more pics of Panda? He is adorable!

@Fabienne Gerhard - it went well but I have not taken a photo yet. I'll get on to that! The shirt pillows seem like an amazing way to remember someone special.