Software Development Manager Pillows

software development manager Appreciation for husband, wife, dad or mom on birthday or wedding anniversary party present.

Bring fun to your work with this cool project manager role design or give it as a perfect gift for someone.

Funny conversations happen when we work from home. Wife: Honey there's a bug in the kitchen. Husband (software tester): Raise a Medium severity ticket and assign it to the developer.

4 stickers with Helm logotype. Helm is the package manager Kubernetes. for Helm helps you manage Kubernetes applications. Use software built for Kubernetes.

Bring fun to your work with this cool product owner role design or give it as a perfect gift for someone.

Inject a dose of workplace humor with this cheeky design that's perfect for project managers and team members alike

At the standup, anyone can be famous for no more than 15 minutes. Use your time and fame wisely. An agile pop art funny quote mashup.

Bugs, bugs, bugs, in Dev, Test, and Prod - will we finally get a break from fixing them?

“Agile Developer. I’m more flexible than a…” Are you an extreme, iterative, incremental developer? Let everyone know you’re a flexible team player—with a “twisted” sense of humor. Celebrate your agility.

Project Manager Definition Project Management Gift Present, Perfect for Birthdays, Valentines day, Baby Showers, Mothers Day, House warming, Father's day, Graduations, Family get togethers, Christmas, Special Occasions

Programmers' humor? You betcha!

Scrum Master shirt

Helm is the package manager Kubernetes. for Helm helps you manage Kubernetes applications. Use software built for Kubernetes.

A beautiful design for project managers. Plan Track Report Repeat - done in vintage distressed font.

Scrum-tastic: Memes Galore Sticker and T-Shirt Collection

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Those in Agile Project Management will love this design. Done in vintage distressed font design.

Bring fun to your work with this funny 'product owner' design or give it as a perfect gift for someone.

Here’s a very graceful way of saying, “This project/code/task is messed up beyond repair.” Or, “this project/code/task is definitely coming along—it’s an iterative process.” It depends on whether your glass is half full or half empty.