Simple Rules for High-Performing Agile Teams
By Alan Zucker
Servant leadership and self-organizing teams are foundational Agile characteristics. However, defining these principles is like explaining gravity to a child—clear, tangible descriptions are elusive.
5 Steps to Creating an Agile Community of Practice to Make Your Teams Awesome!
By Tactec Team
If you find yourself in an organization where an Agile Community of Practice doesn’t exist and you want to get one started, here are 5 easy steps.
Avoiding Mistakes: The Great Challenge
By Dr. Luigi Morsa
One of the greatest sources of “headache” for a project leader, a project manager or, in an Agile environment, a Squad Leader, is to discover that some mistakes have been made.
Sustaining Agility Beyond Crises
By Darrell Rigby, Sarah Elk, and Steve Berez
By continuing to do Agile in more systematic and sustainable ways, companies can not only weather the latest economic storm, but prepare for and thrive in a world of ongoing, unpredictable and accelerating change.
The Grateful Agile Leader
By Susan Parente
We know that servant leadership is an excellent match for Agile methods. For example, in Scrum, the Scrum Master is a servant leader of the Scrum Team. What other leadership styles have a home in the Agile approach?
Agile in Education
By Michael Vizdos
21st Century Learning. Today. Do you remember what it was like going to school (years or even decades ago)? Close your eyes for a moment and think about the things that made it a horrible experience. Next, close your eyes for a moment and consider the things that made it an incredible experience.
