In this episode, Gerardo outlines the differences between mentoring and coaching, explaining the various functions a Scrum Master assumes in each of these roles.

In this episode, Dan and Gerardo dive deep into the role of a Scrum Master as a teacher, leaving for a future episode the two other roles, being one as a coach and the other as a mentor. They explain the meaning of a team, the values implied in it, and how a Scrum Master can foster a safe environment for a team to thrive.

This week, the United States will be celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday. In this last installment of our Thanksgiving-related short episodes, Hal Hogue shares what he is thankful for. Have a fantastic Thanksgiving!

This week, the United States will be celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday. In this installment of our Thanksgiving episodes, Erik Lindgren shares what he is thankful for.

This week, the United States will be celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday. In this first installment of our Thanksgiving episodes, Lucy Lin shares what she is thankful for.

This week, the United States will be celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday. In this first installment of our Thanksgiving episodes, Alba Uribe shares what she is thankful for.

This week, the United States will be celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday. In this first installment of our Thanksgiving episodes, Mariano Oliveti shares what he is thankful for.

In this episode, Dan, Alba, and Michael are diving deep into different approaches to starting backlog; they describe the benefits of story mapping and explain why it is a great tool to achieve a shared understanding throughout the whole team. Listen to this episode to achieve a comprehensive understanding of Story Mapping with various examples that will help you put this concept into practice.

This week, Dan Neumann is joined by his colleagues at AgileThought, Ola Tunde and Lucy Lin. In this episode, they explore the true meaning of Agile Leadership. They dive deep into the core of an Agile Leader, someone who can foster a safe environment where a team feels free to speak up, innovate, and take action. Dan, Ola, and Lucy discuss the value of balancing the left and the right sides of the Agile Manifesto, as well as providing strategies for leaders to become more Agile.

In this episode, Ola Tunde, Steve Sladoje, Adam Ulery, Erica Menendez, Andrea Floyd, and Quincy Jordan are sharing their experiences during this last year, they are talking about the challenges and discoveries of working remotely, and how the future looks like now that we all find ourselves living a “new normal” as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic. Special thanks and appreciation to all listeners and collaborators who have been following and allowing Agile Coaches’ Corner to turn three years of age!