gelled

A gelled team completely focused on the work is the peak of creative organization.

Get a well-gelled team together (demonstrate the well-gelled-ness with a demo of some sort) and then shop the whole team around to a big company looking to acquire talent.

Jaynes told a neighbor that his theory finally gelled while he was watching ice moving on the St.

And the big new idea for the studio was interesting technology that never quite gelled as a game.

To me a standup is a tool to keep the team fully gelled and jump on any issues which will cause a sprint to spiral out of control.

Not only didn't it have a gelled community, but there were far too many UI / feature glitches and omissions.

It wasn't until a CS 101 course teaching Pascal where every thing really gelled into a cohesive unit in my brain.

I've seen well gelled teams play planning poker, give exactly the same estimates independently and hit their targets perfectly.

I managed a team that gelled once (not because of any skill of mine; it was an amazing team).

Thanks for the answer - I had seen something similar somewhere but it hadn't gelled.

I think it was the only browser that really gelled with the 'Aqua' UI style.

Sherbets and ices and all manner of frozen and gelled creations.

It's the "get high-paying jobs on graduation" aspect of these programs that's never quite gelled for me.

Then as Ember gelled Angular became the un-opinionated framework that left the developers to their own devices compared to the very opinionated "Ember way".

Employee retention and helping teams get and stay gelled is the real reason to do this, but the "hours worked" argument is a useful tool for convincing skeptical execs.

I know programmers have talked about "flow" or "zone", about teams that have "gelled".