LeadingAgile SoundNotes: an Agile Podcast
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Many organizations of all sizes have been publicly experimenting with Dojos—immersive learning environments adopted from ancient martial arts practices—that focus on upskilling teams and producing products. In this week's podcast, our guest Joel Norman shares his thoughts and experiences related to Dojos, including what makes them successful, common challenges uncovered when running Dojos, and why they may not be the ticket to Transformation many organizations hope they'll be.
Agile 2019 Day 3: Agile in the Non-Technical Sector w/ Shannon Ewan & Ahmed Sidky
Agile 2019 Day 3: Social Tokens in Agile w/ Mark Kilby
Agile 2019 Day 3: Leading the Scrum Alliance w/ Melissa Boggs & Howard Sublett
Agile 2019 Day 3: Product Owners & LeSS w/ Bas Vodde
Agile 2019 Day 3: Solving for Technical Debt w/ Arlo Belshee & Marian Willeke
Agile 2019 Day 3: Unlearning Agile w/ Jessie Shternshus
Agile 2019 Day 3: Women in Leadership w/ Lyssa Adkins
Agile 2019 Day 3: Personal Agility w/ Lyssa Adkins and Maria Matarelli
Agile 2019 Day 3: Cognitive Biases and How to Overcome Them w/ Lisa Cooney
Agile 2019 Day 3: Product Development at Scale w/ Ellen Gottesdiener and Andy Repton
Agile 2019 Day 2: The Most Effective Retrospectives w/ Eric Rapin
Agile 2019 Day 2: The Power of Design Sprints w/ Carlos Oliviera
Agile 2019 Day 2: Agile Transformation w/Ronica Roth and Eric Willeke
Agile 2019 Day 2: Applying Agile to Government Agencies w/ Richard Cheng
Agile 2019 Day 2: Mob Programming w/ Woody Zuill
Agile 2019 Day 2: What’s Unique About Enterprise Agile Transformation? w/ Marty Bradley
Agile 2019: Day 2 The Evolution of Business Agility w/ Dean Leffingwell
Agile 2019 Day 2: Think Better—Fast and Slow w/ Linda Rising
Surviving Agile 2019 with Priya Setuhuraman
Advice for New ScrumMasters and Product Owners w/ Kaely Hall
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