Hyejin Park
Practice lead. Facilitates assessments and findings workshops. Background in engineering management for mid-size product groups.
About the practice
Developer Workflow began as a Gyeonggi-based consulting desk for engineering leads who needed a clearer reading of developer productivity and task flow without buying another board they would ignore in a month.
Mission
We make the path from idea to release visible enough that teams can change queues, definitions, and rituals with shared language. Application analytics matter here as evidence about flow—not as a scoreboard for individuals.
Origin
The practice grew out of delivery reviews for product companies around Seoul and Gwangmyeong, where sponsors repeatedly asked the same question: why does work feel slower than the charts suggest? Mapping wait times and handoffs answered that question more reliably than raw commit counts.
People
Minseo Cho
Analyst and coach. Builds flow maps, prepares interview guides, and runs metrics coaching series.
Working approach
We join existing rituals before we recommend new ones. Interviews stay confidential in aggregate form. Recommendations are sized to what a lead can staff in ninety days. We decline engagements that require ranking individuals for compensation decisions.
Values
- Evidence before slogans
- Team-level measures over personal scorekeeping
- Finish cleanly—no manufactured dependency
- Respect for local working hours and KR holidays when scheduling