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Management 3.0 and Agile?

April 12, 2019

by Ralph van Roosmalen Management 3.0 and Agile, how do they fit together? Does Management 3.0 need Agile? Does Agile need Management 3.0? Does Agile Software Development need Management 3.0?…

January 8, 2018

by Marjan Venema The longest journeys start with a single step. You get to where you want to go by continuing to put one foot in front of the other.My…

December 11, 2017

by Loïc Leofold A few years ago, I was asked to be mentor for a Startup Weekend. I’m still very proud of my experience. Relationships with participants were mutually beneficial:…

October 23, 2017

by Loïc Leofold Holidays are over. Kids are back in school. Also comes the time to choose your family activities. "I want to play football."“And me, to ride!”“You take us…

October 19, 2017

by Maya Middlemiss The story starts with the end of 17 years in a command-and-control, all or nothing work situation. Let’s call it a rather dark shade of Amber. Giving 100%…

September 14, 2017

by Rachel O'Toole I couldn’t find any model or pattern that I could apply while learning to be a coach. Instead, a model emerged out of my growth as an…

September 13, 2017

by Rachel O'Toole My name is Rachel and I’m an agile coach. My admitting this is the first step in accepting it is my job — one that I didn’t…

August 3, 2017

by Robbie Wood The first value of the Agile Manifesto is “Individuals and interactions over processes and tools.” Defining this as the highest value of agile is recognition that people,…

June 29, 2017

by Jennifer Riggins We are all, in part, to blame for the extremism that causes terrorism. Extremism most often happens to people without options. When we allow a generation to become hopeless,…

June 15, 2017

by Jennifer Riggins The School of Play’s Founder Portia Tung started her talk at the AgiNext Meetup by getting us up singing and acting out the infamous “Head, Shoulders, Knees…

April 24, 2017

by Maurice Lefebrvre What if I told you that there are companies out there where people can come to work as they are, with no need to hide behind a…

February 10, 2017

by Jennifer Riggins A workplace can't continue to be black and white, right and wrong, only made up of good or bad behavior. Like the diverse mindset that's necessary to innovation…

December 12, 2016

by Fabio Frascella Self organization is a highly recurrent topic when speaking about motivated and happy teams, and I’m a big fan of it. To some of us, it’s because…

October 21, 2016

by Ryan Lockard Recently I was in a car driving down the eastern coast of England with my Uncle David. It was a long ride through the winding country roads…

October 10, 2016

by Robie Wood This is the very first value listed in the Agile Manifesto. Individuals and interactions is all about the agile mindset and the behaviors that “being agile” is…

June 3, 2016

by Kevin Miyashiro Agile businesses are the future because they are often in the best position to exploit the disruptive effects of digital and software technology. A business that follows an agile…

April 26, 2016

by Louise Brace I listened to a fascinating episode on NPR’s TED Radio Hour a few months back, Why ants don’t need a leader. The interview with biologist Deborah Gordon…

March 24, 2016

by Jennifer Riggins Back in '98, someone wrote: "The microprocessor is one of the greatest accomplishments of the twentieth century." Since it enables our connected and computed world, I'm not…

February 17, 2016

by Louise Brace "How can we engage upper management during change management?" In this article we're going to delve into a question that we explored a little while ago during one…

February 12, 2016

by Agilista.me Last week a friend of mine told me a story that I wanted to share with the rest of the world. A couple of years ago he was…

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Management 3.0 and Agile?

April 12, 2019

Baby Steps: Breaking down vision and aspirations into digestible steps

January 8, 2018

How can mentorship hack your agility? And how can mentoring be more agile?

December 11, 2017

From WSJF to FIAF: Choosing Your Family Activities in an Agile Happy Way

October 23, 2017

Agile Career Reinvention: A New Paradigm for Happiness?

October 19, 2017

Try on these Six Personas for Great Coaching

September 14, 2017

How I became an accidental agile coach

September 13, 2017

Great Collaboration: The foundation for creative autonomous teams

August 3, 2017

Agile’s answer to extremism and terrorism

June 29, 2017

How to learn how to play at work

June 15, 2017

My experience with a Deliberately Developmental Organization

April 24, 2017

Teal Is The New Black: Self-management and the future of work

February 10, 2017

How to get your team started with self organization

December 12, 2016

Which came first, the respect or the desired outcome?

October 21, 2016

The Agile Mindset: Individuals and interactions over processes and tools

October 10, 2016

Try the Agility Readiness Canvas for small steps toward real change

June 3, 2016

What ants can teach us about self-organization

April 26, 2016

Andy Grove: The founder of modern open-door management

March 24, 2016

How to engage management through the emergence of an agile culture

February 17, 2016

The ultimate in self-organization: Self forming teams

February 12, 2016