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Top 3 Things I’ve Learned About Virtual Agile Training
It’s been a whirlwind for many of us as we’ve adapted to the current work conditions – that’s equally true for us as Scrum Trainers at Agile for All! While many of us have extensive experience in the virtual realm, this is the first time that we’ve been able to deliver the CSM and CSPO
The Three Things Managers Need To Do in an Agile Organization
Agile enthusiasts often say, “Hey, if we’re Agile, we don’t need managers because our team is self-organizing.”
That may be true in a very limited perspective of what managers do and what self-management
Agile isn’t dead — It’s just spread (beat poet style)
I recently found yet another article (“Agile software development is dead. Deal with it.“) that proclaims the death of Agile. It seems like every month or two a new article is published proclaiming that Agile is dead. So far, every one of these articles has made this argument using some kind
Humanizing Work: Self-Organization, Does it Work for Everyone?
I’m going to share an opinion about self-organization that might be a bit
6 Tips for Building the Right Vision
Hey everybody, it’s Peter Green with Agile for All. All my product owners, my product managers, my entrepreneurs, my CEOs, my chief product folks, this one’s for you.
Today, I want to talk a little bit about vision. Don’t roll your eyes. I see you. Don’t do it!
All right. Vision, I know. It seems
Agile Basics: Coordination vs. Collaboration
I’m resisting with all of my might the urge to sing a Vanilla Ice song:
Stop, collaborate, and listen.
I guess I didn’t resist very well, did I? All right, I did it anyway. I apologize. Sometimes I can’t help but quote some Vanilla
Lessons from 14 Years of Agile Homeschooling for Families Suddenly in the Middle of It
My wife and I have homeschooled our boys for 14 years. Two started university this school year, returning home last week when their campus closed. The third is a sophomore in high school. At home, we’ve applied many of the principles, models, tools, and skills I use in my work to help individuals and teams
Top 5 Retrospective Mistakes
Here are the top five retrospective mistakes we see in our