Beyond the Pandemic: Transforming Software Development with the IJARS Model for Wellbeing and Resilience
Daniel Russo

TL;DR
This paper introduces the IJARS model to enhance developer wellbeing and resilience by integrating job demands, resources, and self-determination, emphasizing Agile practices and mental health for a resilient future.
Contribution
It presents the IJARS model as a novel framework for understanding and improving developer wellbeing and resilience post-pandemic.
Findings
Highlighting the importance of mental health initiatives
Advocating for hybrid work models
Emphasizing Agile and work-life balance
Abstract
This article delves into the lessons learned, highlighting the importance of developer wellbeing. We introduce the Integrated Job Demands-Resources and Self-Determination Model (IJARS) for a comprehensive understanding of pandemic-era productivity. Emphasizing Agile values, mental health initiatives, and learning from disruptions, we advocate for reshaped workplaces that prioritize work-life balance and hybrid models, preparing for future challenges. This guidance aims for a resilient and adaptive future, turning adversity into opportunity.
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TopicsResilience and Mental Health
