Before adding new (one more) stuff to the way you work, stop a bit to evaluate how effective you've been with the things you already have at hand, or that you say you do. #effectiveness
Versioning is good, but how much effort you put at least on writing your commit messages?
Daily stand up is good, you do it everyday, you've taken it for granted already. But how effectively it has helped your team sync their work?
Everyone wants feedback, but how well do you think you GIVE and RECEIVE feedback?
Pair programming can be powerful, the times you decided to pair program with someone how effective you think it was (for both)? Any small retro at the end of it?
Tests are your safety net, enables confidence for change. You care about them as much as you care for your production code?
Code reviews are great for a number of reasons. But you just want a quick approval?
DDD tactical patterns can lead to meaningful domain models. How often do you also explore strategic patterns and include people other than developers in the process?
How well you do the things you already do?
