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Mark Cruth

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Focused on practice over theory, Mark is a pragmatic modern work designer and coach. With over a decade of experience experimenting with teamwork practices at places like Boeing, Nordstrom, Charles Schwab, and Rocket Mortgage, Mark’s mission is to inject modern ways of working, a transformation mindset, and the power of expert storytelling into everything he does.

Today Mark works as the Principle Modern Work Coach for Atlassian, a company focused on unleashing the potential of every team! Mark spends his days coaching both Atlassian and customer teams on new ways of working, then sharing what he’s learned at events around the world!

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    This years Codegeist competition features a new category called Best Theme. It’s on the outside what counts for this category. No Java skills required -…

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    Penny Edwards over at Headshift recently blogged about the social intranet they deployed to over 5,000 employees at Freshfields. Freshfields is a large, international law…

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    This post is fifth in a series on using Confluence as a Business Intelligence tool. We’ve covered a lot of ground up to this point,…

  • New Atlassian Product Blogs: Subscribe now

    A Whole New Purpose Today, Atlassian is announcing new product blogs, the Jira Blog, the Confluence Blog and the Dev Tools Blog. The idea is…

  • Jira 4.0 Social in San Francisco

    On Tuesday October 20th we invite San Francisco-based customers to join us in the SF office as we celebrate the release Jira 4.0! This has…

  • Confluence for Business Intelligence Part 4 – Optimizing

    This post is fourth in a series on using Confluence as a Business Intelligence tool. Now that you’re pulling your data onto Confluence pages and…

  • Technical Writing In Agile Software Development – Part 3

    The Atlassian Technical Writers aren’t clairvoyants, neither can we use The Force, but those would be really handy abilities in the documentation profession.

  • Balsamiq Mockups for Confluence – now with interLinking

    For anyone who’s ever had to mockup a web page, Balsamiq is an amazing Confluence plugin that lets product managers, developers, web masters and business…

  • Atlassian Values – Once upon a time…

    You don’t set core values, you discover core values. – Jim Collins I often talk about Atlassian’s values to people outside the company, and the…

  • Trade-In Your Clunky Bug Tracker for a Free Version of Jira 4

    Jira is set to rock the bug tracking, agile, ALM and project management world with a release so big that we call it four-point-OH. We’re…

  • Clover 2.6 is available – Desktop Edition, Tree maps, performance improvements and more!

    Atlassian is excited to announce the launch of Clover 2.6, the latest release of Atlassian’s award-winning tool for Java code coverage and test optimisation. With…

  • Clover 2.6 is available – $300 Desktop Edition, Tree maps and more!

    Atlassian is excited to announce the launch of Clover 2.6, the latest release of Atlassian’s award-winning tool for Java code coverage and test optimisation. With…

  • Checking in on red helps keep the build green

    For the last 3-4 weeks the Jira team has been following a development process where we are allowed to check in…when the build is broken.…

  • Technical Writing In Agile Software Development – Part 2

    Like surviving in a tropical jungle, to an extent you must give yourself over to the environment, rather than trying to fight it.

  • Confluence for Business Intelligence Part 3 – Charts and Formatting

    This post is third in a series on using Confluence as a Business Intelligence tool. Nothing compares to a chart for quickly conveying rich, multivariate…